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The semblance of it is all made of rays
  Reflected from the top of Primal Motion
  Which takes therefrom vitality and power。

And as a hill in water at its base
  Mirrors itself察as if to see its beauty
  When affluent most in verdure and in flowers

So察ranged aloft all round about the light
  Mirrored I saw in more ranks than a thousand
  All who above there have from us returned。

And if the lowest row collect within it
  So great a light察how vast the amplitude
  Is of this Rose in its extremest leaves

My vision in the vastness and the height
  Lost not itself察but comprehended all
  The quantity and quality of that gladness。

There near and far nor add nor take away
  For there where God immediately doth govern
  The natural law in naught is relevant。

Into the yellow of the Rose Eternal
  That spreads察and multiplies察and breathes an odour
  Of praise unto the ever´vernal Sun

As one who silent is and fain would speak
  Me Beatrice drew on察and said此 Behold
  Of the white stoles how vast the convent is

Behold how vast the circuit of our city
  Behold our seats so filled to overflowing
  That here henceforward are few people wanting

On that great throne whereon thine eyes are fixed
  For the crown's sake already placed upon it
  Before thou suppest at this wedding feast

Shall sit the soul that is to be Augustus
  On earth of noble Henry察who shall come
  To redress Italy ere she be ready。

Blind covetousness察that casts its spell upon you
  Has made you like unto the little child
  Who dies of hunger and drives off the nurse。

And in the sacred forum then shall be
  A Prefect such察that openly or covert
  On the same road he will not walk with him。

But long of God he will not be endured
  In holy office察he shall be thrust down
  Where Simon Magus is for his deserts

And make him of Alagna lower go 



Paradiso此Canto XXXI


In fashion then as of a snow´white rose
  Displayed itself to me the saintly host
  Whom Christ in his own blood had made his bride

But the other host察that flying sees and sings
  The glory of Him who doth enamour it
  And the goodness that created it so noble

Even as a swarm of bees察that sinks in flowers
  One moment察and the next returns again
  To where its labour is to sweetness turned

Sank into the great flower察that is adorned
  With leaves so many察and thence reascended
  To where its love abideth evermore。

Their faces had they all of living flame
  And wings of gold察and all the rest so white
  No snow unto that limit doth attain。

From bench to bench察into the flower descending
  They carried something of the peace and ardour
  Which by the fanning of their flanks they won。

Nor did the interposing 'twixt the flower
  And what was o'er it of such plenitude
  Of flying shapes impede the sight and splendour

Because the light divine so penetrates
  The universe察according to its merit
  That naught can be an obstacle against it。

This realm secure and full of gladsomeness
  Crowded with ancient people and with modern
  Unto one mark had all its look and love。

O Trinal Light察that in a single star
  Sparkling upon their sight so satisfies them
  Look down upon our tempest here below

If the barbarians察coming from some region
  That every day by Helice is covered
  Revolving with her son whom she delights in

Beholding Rome and all her noble works
  Were wonder´struck察what time the Lateran
  Above all mortal things was eminent

I who to the divine had from the human
  From time unto eternity察had come
  From Florence to a people just and sane

With what amazement must I have been filled
  Truly between this and the joy察it was
  My pleasure not to hear察and to be mute。

And as a pilgrim who delighteth him
  In gazing round the temple of his vow
  And hopes some day to retell how it was

So through the living light my way pursuing
  Directed I mine eyes o'er all the ranks
  Now up察now down察and now all round about。

Faces I saw of charity persuasive
  Embellished by His light and their own smile
  And attitudes adorned with every grace。

The general form of Paradise already
  My glance had comprehended as a whole
  In no part hitherto remaining fixed

And round I turned me with rekindled wish
  My Lady to interrogate of things
  Concerning which my mind was in suspense。

One thing I meant察another answered me
  I thought I should see Beatrice察and saw
  An Old Man habited like the glorious people。

O'erflowing was he in his eyes and cheeks
  With joy benign察in attitude of pity
  As to a tender father is becoming。

And ;She察where is she拭─instantly I said
  Whence he此 To put an end to thy desire
  Me Beatrice hath sent from mine own place。

And if thou lookest up to the third round
  Of the first rank察again shalt thou behold her
  Upon the throne her merits have assigned her。;

Without reply I lifted up mine eyes
  And saw her察as she made herself a crown
  Reflecting from herself the eternal rays。

Not from that region which the highest thunders
  Is any mortal eye so far removed
  In whatsoever sea it deepest sinks

As there from Beatrice my sight察but this
  Was nothing unto me察because her image
  Descended not to me by medium blurred。

;O Lady察thou in whom my hope is strong
  And who for my salvation didst endure
  In Hell to leave the imprint of thy feet

Of whatsoever things I have beheld
  As coming from thy power and from thy goodness
  I recognise the virtue and the grace。

Thou from a slave hast brought me unto freedom
  By all those ways察by all the expedients
  Whereby thou hadst the power of doing it。

Preserve towards me thy magnificence
  So that this soul of mine察which thou hast healed
  Pleasing to thee be loosened from the body。;

Thus I implored察and she察so far away
  Smiled察as it seemed察and looked once more at me
  Then unto the eternal fountain turned。

And said the Old Man holy此 That thou mayst
  Accomplish perfectly thy journeying
  Whereunto prayer and holy love have sent me

Fly with thine eyes all round about this garden
  For seeing it will discipline thy sight
  Farther to mount along the ray divine。

And she察the Queen of Heaven察for whom I burn
  Wholly with love察will grant us every grace
  Because that I her faithful Bernard am。;

As he who peradventure from Croatia
  Cometh to gaze at our Veronica
  Who through its ancient fame is never sated

But says in thought察the while it is displayed
  ;My Lord察Christ Jesus察God of very God
  Now was your semblance made like unto this拭

Even such was I while gazing at the living
  Charity of the man察who in this world
  By contemplation tasted of that peace。

;Thou son of grace察this jocund life察─began he
  ;Will not be known to thee by keeping ever
  Thine eyes below here on the lowest place

But mark the circles to the most remote
  Until thou shalt behold enthroned the Queen
  To whom this realm is subject and devoted。;

I lifted up mine eyes察and as at morn
  The oriental part of the horizon
  Surpasses that wherein the sun goes down

Thus察as if going with mine eyes from vale
  To mount察I saw a part in the remoteness
  Surpass in splendour all the other front。

And even as there where we await the pole
  That Phaeton drove badly察blazes more
  The light察and is on either side diminished

So likewise that pacific oriflamme
  Gleamed brightest in the centre察and each side
  In equal measure did the flame abate。

And at that centre察with their wings expanded
  More than a thousand jubilant Angels saw I
  Each differing in effulgence and in kind。

I saw there at their sports and at their songs
  A beauty smiling察which the gladness was
  Within the eyes of all the other saints

And if I had in speaking as much wealth
  As in imagining察I should not dare
  To attempt the smallest part of its delight。

Bernard察as soon as he beheld mine eyes
  Fixed and intent upon its fervid fervour
  His own with such affection turned to her

That it made mine more ardent to behold。



Paradiso此Canto XXXII


Absorbed in his delight察that contemplator
  Assumed the willing office of a teacher
  And gave beginning to these holy words

;The wound that Mary closed up and anointed
  She at her feet who is so beautiful
  She is the one who opened it and pierced it。

Within that order which the third seats make
  Is seated Rachel察lower than the other
  With Beatrice察in manner as thou seest。

Sarah察Rebecca察Judith察and her who was
  Ancestress of the Singer察who for dole
  Of the misdeed said察'Miserere mei'

Canst thou behold from seat to seat descending
  Down in gradation察as with each one's name
  I through the Rose go down from leaf to leaf。

And downward from the seventh row察even as
  Above the same察succeed the Hebrew women
  Dividing all the tresses of the flower

Because察according to the view which Faith
  In Christ had taken察these are the partition
  By which the sacred stairways are divided。

Upon this side察where perfect is the flower
  With e

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