The Divine Comedy Division is a term used to describe the three parts of Dante Alighieri's epic poem, The Divine Comedy. The first part is called Inferno, the second is Purgatorio, and the third is Paradiso. The word Canto is used to refer to each of the 33 sections of the poem. Each canto is divided into several cantos, which are further divided into smaller sections. The Divine Comedy Division is a way to divide the poem into its three main parts.