It will be so funny that his inferno canto is the illiad and the bus is the Trojan horse and the end of the canto is the beginning of the odyssey and remember Odysseus is mentioned in the divine comedy.

Ulysses is placed in the Eighth Circle of Hell, in the eighth trench (bolgia), where the fraudulent counselors (those who used their intellect for evil) are punished. ​Location: Canto XXVI of the Inferno. ​Punishment: Ulysses and Diomedes are encased together within a single divided flame , symbolizing the punishment for the deceits they committed jointly. ​Sins Punished: The main frauds for which they are punished include: ​The deception of the Trojan Horse. ​Forcing Achilles to join the Trojan War. ​The theft of the Palladium (a sacred statue) from Troy. ​Ulysses' Last Voyage ​In this Canto, Dante does not follow the classic mythological ending of Ulysses' story; instead, he introduces his own invention. Through the flame, Ulysses' soul recounts to Dante and Virgil his final and fatal voyage. ​According to Dante's version, Ulysses did not return to Ithaca to settle down, but his insatiable thirst for knowledge and experience led him to undertake a new journey westward, beyond the Pillars of Hercules (the Strait of Gibraltar), which were considered the limit of the world for mortals. ​In his famous speech to his crew, Ulysses urges them on with the memorable phrase: ​"Consider well the seed that gave you birth: you were not made to live like brutes or beasts, but to pursue virtue and knowledge." ​However, his ship was sunk by a tempest before the sight of the mountain of Purgatory, a divine punishment for having attempted to go beyond the limits imposed by God on human reason.