For now there came upon the mady waves a blasting sound, i fear inspiring roar, causing both sides of the shore to tremble … which literary device does dante use in these lines do and hantz the readers understanding of the scene a. allegory b allusion c symbolism d imagery

The literary device the writer Dante uses in this excerpt for allowing the readers a better understanding of the scene is Imagery:The ideas of a "blasting sound" or of a roar that causes "both sides of the shore to tremble" appeal to a person's sense of hearing. In sum, this can be identified as an imagery device since the words or phrases used allow the reader, appealing to human senses, to make a visual or mental representation of the story scenario.

A. Work is liberty.
(I thought it said work makes you free but same concepts)
This was used as a coverup for Jews thinking that they would be set free by working.