How to pronounce“ciacco”in English

"called me Ciacco. For the damning fault of gluttony, as thou seest, I lie helpless in the rain; and in my misery I'm not alone,

"I answered him Ciacco, thy distress so weighs on me that it bids me weep.

finally traced in the canto of Ciacco in Canto VI of Inferno was the idea of the body politic that you may

The death of--the name is Ciacco, meaning a pig, that's the way he was surnamed in the streets of Florence and the death-- and the birth of the pilgrim.

held me within it in the bright life, when you citizens," once again the distance of Ciacco from the city of Florence,

I think that Dante has dramatized that kind of Epicurean in Canto VI when he meets, remember Ciacco, whose name means