Real
Conio
Conio is mentioned by Dante in Purgatorio (XIV, 116), in a passage where the poet, speaking of poorly governed lands, states that Castrocaro acts badly and Conio even worse.
Description
Conio appears in Purgatorio (XIV, 116), in a passage where Dante expresses a rebuke against those who govern badly. The place is named together with Castrocaro, and the poet states that Castrocaro acts badly and Conio even worse. The name is attested solely by this verse, without further specifications provided by the text or by the notes of Canto XIV available here.
In the text
Linked verses
1 verses| Cantica | Canto | Verso | Testo | Open verse |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Purgatory | Canto XIV | 116 | e mal fa Castrocaro, e peggio Conio, | Open verse |