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  In thy desire already are three fires。

Nor could one reach察in counting察unto twenty
  So swiftly察as a portion of these angels
  Disturbed the subject of your elements。

The rest remained察and they began this art
  Which thou discernest察with so great delight
  That never from their circling do they cease。

The occasion of the fall was the accursed
  Presumption of that One察whom thou hast seen
  By all the burden of the world constrained。

Those whom thou here beholdest modest were
  To recognise themselves as of that goodness
  Which made them apt for so much understanding

On which account their vision was exalted
  By the enlightening grace and their own merit
  So that they have a full and steadfast will。

I would not have thee doubt察but certain be
  'Tis meritorious to receive this grace
  According as the affection opens to it。

Now round about in this consistory
  Much mayst thou contemplate察if these my words
  Be gathered up察without all further aid。

But since upon the earth察throughout your schools
  They teach that such is the angelic nature
  That it doth hear察and recollect察and will

More will I say察that thou mayst see unmixed
  The truth that is confounded there below
  Equivocating in such like prelections。

These substances察since in God's countenance
  They jocund were察turned not away their sight
  From that wherefrom not anything is hidden

Hence they have not their vision intercepted
  By object new察and hence they do not need
  To recollect察through interrupted thought。

So that below察not sleeping察people dream
  Believing they speak truth察and not believing
  And in the last is greater sin and shame。

Below you do not journey by one path
  Philosophising察so transporteth you
  Love of appearance and the thought thereof。

And even this above here is endured
  With less disdain察than when is set aside
  The Holy Writ察or when it is distorted。

They think not there how much of blood it costs
  To sow it in the world察and how he pleases
  Who in humility keeps close to it。

Each striveth for appearance察and doth make
  His own inventions察and these treated are
  By preachers察and the Evangel holds its peace。

One sayeth that the moon did backward turn
  In the Passion of Christ察and interpose herself
  So that the sunlight reached not down below

And lies察for of its own accord the light
  Hid itself察whence to Spaniards and to Indians
  As to the Jews察did such eclipse respond。

Florence has not so many Lapi and Bindi
  As fables such as these察that every year
  Are shouted from the pulpit back and forth

In such wise that the lambs察who do not know
  Come back from pasture fed upon the wind
  And not to see the harm doth not excuse them。

Christ did not to his first disciples say
  'Go forth察and to the world preach idle tales'
  But unto them a true foundation gave

And this so loudly sounded from their lips
  That察in the warfare to enkindle Faith
  They made of the Evangel shields and lances。

Now men go forth with jests and drolleries
  To preach察and if but well the people laugh
  The hood puffs out察and nothing more is asked。

But in the cowl there nestles such a bird
  That察if the common people were to see it
  They would perceive what pardons they confide in

For which so great on earth has grown the folly
  That察without proof of any testimony
  To each indulgence they would flock together。

By this Saint Anthony his pig doth fatten
  And many others察who are worse than pigs
  Paying in money without mark of coinage。

But since we have digressed abundantly
  Turn back thine eyes forthwith to the right path
  So that the way be shortened with the time。

This nature doth so multiply itself
  In numbers察that there never yet was speech
  Nor mortal fancy that can go so far。

And if thou notest that which is revealed
  By Daniel察thou wilt see that in his thousands
  Number determinate is kept concealed。

The primal light察that all irradiates it
  By modes as many is received therein
  As are the splendours wherewith it is mated。

Hence察inasmuch as on the act conceptive
  The affection followeth察of love the sweetness
  Therein diversely fervid is or tepid。

The height behold now and the amplitude
  Of the eternal power察since it hath made
  Itself so many mirrors察where 'tis broken

One in itself remaining as before。;



Paradiso此Canto XXX


Perchance six thousand miles remote from us
  Is glowing the sixth hour察and now this world
  Inclines its shadow almost to a level

When the mid´heaven begins to make itself
  So deep to us察that here and there a star
  Ceases to shine so far down as this depth

And as advances bright exceedingly
  The handmaid of the sun察the heaven is closed
  Light after light to the most beautiful

Not otherwise the Triumph察which for ever
  Plays round about the point that vanquished me
  Seeming enclosed by what itself encloses

Little by little from my vision faded
  Whereat to turn mine eyes on Beatrice
  My seeing nothing and my love constrained me。

If what has hitherto been said of her
  Were all concluded in a single praise
  Scant would it be to serve the present turn。

Not only does the beauty I beheld
  Transcend ourselves察but truly I believe
  Its Maker only may enjoy it all。

Vanquished do I confess me by this passage
  More than by problem of his theme was ever
  O'ercome the comic or the tragic poet

For as the sun the sight that trembles most
  Even so the memory of that sweet smile
  My mind depriveth of its very self。

From the first day that I beheld her face
  In this life察to the moment of this look
  The sequence of my song has ne'er been severed

But now perforce this sequence must desist
  From following her beauty with my verse
  As every artist at his uttermost。

Such as I leave her to a greater fame
  Than any of my trumpet察which is bringing
  Its arduous matter to a final close

With voice and gesture of a perfect leader
  She recommenced此 We from the greatest body
  Have issued to the heaven that is pure light

Light intellectual replete with love
  Love of true good replete with ecstasy
  Ecstasy that transcendeth every sweetness。

Here shalt thou see the one host and the other
  Of Paradise察and one in the same aspects
  Which at the final judgment thou shalt see。;

Even as a sudden lightning that disperses
  The visual spirits察so that it deprives
  The eye of impress from the strongest objects

Thus round about me flashed a living light
  And left me swathed around with such a veil
  Of its effulgence察that I nothing saw。

;Ever the Love which quieteth this heaven
  Welcomes into itself with such salute
  To make the candle ready for its flame。;

No sooner had within me these brief words
  An entrance found察than I perceived myself
  To be uplifted over my own power

And I with vision new rekindled me
  Such that no light whatever is so pure
  But that mine eyes were fortified against it。

And light I saw in fashion of a river
  Fulvid with its effulgence察'twixt two banks
  Depicted with an admirable Spring。

Out of this river issued living sparks
  And on all sides sank down into the flowers
  Like unto rubies that are set in gold

And then察as if inebriate with the odours
  They plunged again into the wondrous torrent
  And as one entered issued forth another。

;The high desire察that now inflames and moves thee
  To have intelligence of what thou seest
  Pleaseth me all the more察the more it swells。

But of this water it behoves thee drink
  Before so great a thirst in thee be slaked。;
  Thus said to me the sunshine of mine eyes

And added此 The river and the topazes
  Going in and out察and the laughing of the herbage
  Are of their truth foreshadowing prefaces

Not that these things are difficult in themselves
  But the deficiency is on thy side
  For yet thou hast not vision so exalted。;

There is no babe that leaps so suddenly
  With face towards the milk察if he awake
  Much later than his usual custom is

As I did察that I might make better mirrors
  Still of mine eyes察down stooping to the wave
  Which flows that we therein be better made。

And even as the penthouse of mine eyelids
  Drank of it察it forthwith appeared to me
  Out of its length to be transformed to round。

Then as a folk who have been under masks
  Seem other than before察if they divest
  The semblance not their own they disappeared in

Thus into greater pomp were changed for me
  The flowerets and the sparks察so that I saw
  Both of the Courts of Heaven made manifest。

O splendour of God by means of which I saw
  The lofty triumph of the realm veracious
  Give me the power to say how it I saw

There is a light above察which visible
  Makes the Creator unto every creature
  Who only in beholding Him has peace

And it expands itself in circular form
  To such extent察that its circumference
  Would be too large a girdle for the sun。

The semblance of it is all made of rays
  Reflected from the top of Primal Motion
  Which t

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