XXIII/4 This image ends the second volume of the original edition. The Crucifixion is parodied in the pinning of Caiaphas to the floor of the circle of hypocrites: i. e. he is so low in the scale of that sin that he is only fit to be walked over by the others. To increase the irony the figure is made of collage fragments of natural elements (rock etc.) to indicate that he has become part of the very structure of Hell. The floor is made of the same pleats as form the rivers of tears in Canto XIV/4. The rest, including the hints of cowled figures in the background, comes from fragments of Dore's illustrations -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.