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Would seem a cloud that察rent asunder察thunders
Compared unto the sounding of that lyre
Wherewith was crowned the sapphire beautiful
Which gives the clearest heaven its sapphire hue。
;I am Angelic Love察that circle round
The joy sublime which breathes from out the womb
That was the hostelry of our Desire
And I shall circle察Lady of Heaven察while
Thou followest thy Son察and mak'st diviner
The sphere supreme察because thou enterest there。;
Thus did the circulated melody
Seal itself up察and all the other lights
Were making to resound the name of Mary。
The regal mantle of the volumes all
Of that world察which most fervid is and living
With breath of God and with his works and ways
Extended over us its inner border
So very distant察that the semblance of it
There where I was not yet appeared to me。
Therefore mine eyes did not possess the power
Of following the incoronated flame
Which mounted upward near to its own seed。
And as a little child察that towards its mother
Stretches its arms察when it the milk has taken
Through impulse kindled into outward flame
Each of those gleams of whiteness upward reached
So with its summit察that the deep affection
They had for Mary was revealed to me。
Thereafter they remained there in my sight
'Regina coeli' singing with such sweetness
That ne'er from me has the delight departed。
O察what exuberance is garnered up
Within those richest coffers察which had been
Good husbandmen for sowing here below
There they enjoy and live upon the treasure
Which was acquired while weeping in the exile
Of Babylon察wherein the gold was left。
There triumpheth察beneath the exalted Son
Of God and Mary察in his victory
Both with the ancient council and the new
He who doth keep the keys of such a glory。
Paradiso此Canto XXIV
;O company elect to the great supper
Of the Lamb benedight察who feedeth you
So that for ever full is your desire
If by the grace of God this man foretaste
Something of that which falleth from your table
Or ever death prescribe to him the time
Direct your mind to his immense desire
And him somewhat bedew察ye drinking are
For ever at the fount whence comes his thought。;
Thus Beatrice察and those souls beatified
Transformed themselves to spheres on steadfast poles
Flaming intensely in the guise of comets。
And as the wheels in works of horologes
Revolve so that the first to the beholder
Motionless seems察and the last one to fly
So in like manner did those carols察dancing
In different measure察of their affluence
Give me the gauge察as they were swift or slow。
From that one which I noted of most beauty
Beheld I issue forth a fire so happy
That none it left there of a greater brightness
And around Beatrice three several times
It whirled itself with so divine a song
My fantasy repeats it not to me
Therefore the pen skips察and I write it not
Since our imagination for such folds
Much more our speech察is of a tint too glaring。
;O holy sister mine察who us implorest
With such devotion察by thine ardent love
Thou dost unbind me from that beautiful sphere
Thereafter察having stopped察the blessed fire
Unto my Lady did direct its breath
Which spake in fashion as I here have said。
And she此 O light eterne of the great man
To whom our Lord delivered up the keys
He carried down of this miraculous joy
This one examine on points light and grave
As good beseemeth thee察about the Faith
By means of which thou on the sea didst walk。
If he love well察and hope well察and believe
From thee 'tis hid not察for thou hast thy sight
There where depicted everything is seen。
But since this kingdom has made citizens
By means of the true Faith察to glorify it
'Tis well he have the chance to speak thereof。;
As baccalaureate arms himself察and speaks not
Until the master doth propose the question
To argue it察and not to terminate it
So did I arm myself with every reason
While she was speaking察that I might be ready
For such a questioner and such profession。
;Say察thou good Christian察manifest thyself
What is the Faith拭─ Whereat I raised my brow
Unto that light wherefrom was this breathed forth。
Then turned I round to Beatrice察and she
Prompt signals made to me that I should pour
The water forth from my internal fountain。
;May grace察that suffers me to make confession察
Began I察 to the great centurion
Cause my conceptions all to be explicit
And I continued此 As the truthful pen
Father察of thy dear brother wrote of it
Who put with thee Rome into the good way
Faith is the substance of the things we hope for
And evidence of those that are not seen
And this appears to me its quiddity。;
Then heard I此 Very rightly thou perceivest
If well thou understandest why he placed it
With substances and then with evidences。;
And I thereafterward此 The things profound
That here vouchsafe to me their apparition
Unto all eyes below are so concealed
That they exist there only in belief
Upon the which is founded the high hope
And hence it takes the nature of a substance。
And it behoveth us from this belief
To reason without having other sight
And hence it has the nature of evidence。;
Then heard I此 If whatever is acquired
Below by doctrine were thus understood
No sophist's subtlety would there find place。;
Thus was breathed forth from that enkindled love
Then added此 Very well has been gone over
Already of this coin the alloy and weight
But tell me if thou hast it in thy purse拭
And I此 Yes察both so shining and so round
That in its stamp there is no peradventure。;
Thereafter issued from the light profound
That there resplendent was此 This precious jewel
Upon the which is every virtue founded
Whence hadst thou it拭─ And I此 The large outpouring
Of Holy Spirit察which has been diffused
Upon the ancient parchments and the new
A syllogism is察which proved it to me
With such acuteness察that察compared therewith
All demonstration seems to me obtuse。;
And then I heard此 The ancient and the new
Postulates察that to thee are so conclusive
Why dost thou take them for the word divine拭
And I此 The proofs察which show the truth to me
Are the works subsequent察whereunto Nature
Ne'er heated iron yet察nor anvil beat。;
'Twas answered me此 Say察who assureth thee
That those works ever were拭the thing itself
That must be proved察nought else to thee affirms it。;
;Were the world to Christianity converted察
I said察 withouten miracles察this one
Is such察the rest are not its hundredth part
Because that poor and fasting thou didst enter
Into the field to sow there the good plant
Which was a vine and has become a thorn
This being finished察the high察holy Court
Resounded through the spheres察 One God we praise
In melody that there above is chanted。
And then that Baron察who from branch to branch
Examining察had thus conducted me
Till the extremest leaves we were approaching
Again began此 The Grace that dallying
Plays with thine intellect thy mouth has opened
Up to this point察as it should opened be
So that I do approve what forth emerged
But now thou must express what thou believest
And whence to thy belief it was presented。;
;O holy father察spirit who beholdest
What thou believedst so that thou o'ercamest
Towards the sepulchre察more youthful feet察
Began I察 thou dost wish me in this place
The form to manifest of my prompt belief
And likewise thou the cause thereof demandest。
And I respond此In one God I believe
Sole and eterne察who moveth all the heavens
With love and with desire察himself unmoved
And of such faith not only have I proofs
Physical and metaphysical察but gives them
Likewise the truth that from this place rains down
Through Moses察through the Prophets and the Psalms
Through the Evangel察and through you察who wrote
After the fiery Spirit sanctified you
In Persons three eterne believe察and these
One essence I believe察so one and trine
They bear conjunction both with 'sunt' and 'est。'
With the profound condition and divine
Which now I touch upon察doth stamp my mind
Ofttimes the doctrine evangelical。
This the beginning is察this is the spark
Which afterwards dilates to vivid flame
And察like a star in heaven察is sparkling in me。;
Even as a lord who hears what pleaseth him
His servant straight embraces察gratulating
For the good news as soon as he is silent
So察giving me its benediction察singing
Three times encircled me察when I was silent
The apostolic light察at whose command
I spoken had察in speaking I so pleased him。
Paradiso此Canto XXV
If e'er it happen that the Poem Sacred
To which both heaven and earth have set their hand
So that it many a year hath made me lean
O'ercome the cruelty that bars me out
From the fair sheepfold察where a lamb I slumbered
An enemy to the wolves that war upon it
With other voice forthwith察