Dante Alighieri tells Virgilio, in the Divina Commedia, that he also sees himself purging his "grief" in the First Terrace of the Mountain of Purgatory [1]. Arq. Palanti and Mr. Barolo carried out the "Monument to the Latin Genius" the Southern Hemisphere. They dreamed that the "Passage Barolo" was the tomb of Dante. The Barolo hides symbols and senses. It is a "Temple under the Cross of the South", an illustrious maquette of the cosmo, following the tradition of the Gothic cathedrals.