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  By which the sacred stairways are divided。

Upon this side察where perfect is the flower
  With each one of its petals察seated are
  Those who believed in Christ who was to come。

Upon the other side察where intersected
  With vacant spaces are the semicircles
  Are those who looked to Christ already come。

And as察upon this side察the glorious seat
  Of the Lady of Heaven察and the other seats
  Below it察such a great division make

So opposite doth that of the great John
  Who察ever holy察desert and martyrdom
  Endured察and afterwards two years in Hell。

And under him thus to divide were chosen
  Francis察and Benedict察and Augustine
  And down to us the rest from round to round。

Behold now the high providence divine
  For one and other aspect of the Faith
  In equal measure shall this garden fill。

And know that downward from that rank which cleaves
  Midway the sequence of the two divisions
  Not by their proper merit are they seated

But by another's under fixed conditions
  For these are spirits one and all assoiled
  Before they any true election had。

Well canst thou recognise it in their faces
  And also in their voices puerile
  If thou regard them well and hearken to them。

Now doubtest thou察and doubting thou art silent
  But I will loosen for thee the strong bond
  In which thy subtile fancies hold thee fast。

Within the amplitude of this domain
  No casual point can possibly find place
  No more than sadness can察or thirst察or hunger

For by eternal law has been established
  Whatever thou beholdest察so that closely
  The ring is fitted to the finger here。

And therefore are these people察festinate
  Unto true life察not 'sine causa' here
  More and less excellent among themselves。

The King察by means of whom this realm reposes
  In so great love and in so great delight
  That no will ventureth to ask for more

In his own joyous aspect every mind
  Creating察at his pleasure dowers with grace
  Diversely察and let here the effect suffice。

And this is clearly and expressly noted
  For you in Holy Scripture察in those twins
  Who in their mother had their anger roused。

According to the colour of the hair
  Therefore察with such a grace the light supreme
  Consenteth that they worthily be crowned。

Without察then察any merit of their deeds
  Stationed are they in different gradations
  Differing only in their first acuteness。

'Tis true that in the early centuries
  With innocence察to work out their salvation
  Sufficient was the faith of parents only。

After the earlier ages were completed
  Behoved it that the males by circumcision
  Unto their innocent wings should virtue add

But after that the time of grace had come
  Without the baptism absolute of Christ
  Such innocence below there was retained。

Look now into the face that unto Christ
  Hath most resemblance察for its brightness only
  Is able to prepare thee to see Christ。;

On her did I behold so great a gladness
  Rain down察borne onward in the holy minds
  Created through that altitude to fly

That whatsoever I had seen before
  Did not suspend me in such admiration
  Nor show me such similitude of God。

And the same Love that first descended there
  ;Ave Maria察gratia plena察─singing
  In front of her his wings expanded wide。

Unto the canticle divine responded
  From every part the court beatified
  So that each sight became serener for it。

;O holy father察who for me endurest
  To be below here察leaving the sweet place
  In which thou sittest by eternal lot

Who is the Angel that with so much joy
  Into the eyes is looking of our Queen
  Enamoured so that he seems made of fire拭

Thus I again recourse had to the teaching
  Of that one who delighted him in Mary
  As doth the star of morning in the sun。

And he to me此 Such gallantry and grace
  As there can be in Angel and in soul
  All is in him察and thus we fain would have it

Because he is the one who bore the palm
  Down unto Mary察when the Son of God
  To take our burden on himself decreed。

But now come onward with thine eyes察as I
  Speaking shall go察and note the great patricians
  Of this most just and merciful of empires。

Those two that sit above there most enrapture
  As being very near unto Augusta
  Are as it were the two roots of this Rose。

He who upon the left is near her placed
  The father is察by whose audacious taste
  The human species so much bitter tastes。

Upon the right thou seest that ancient father
  Of Holy Church察into whose keeping Christ
  The keys committed of this lovely flower。

And he who all the evil days beheld
  Before his death察of her the beauteous bride
  Who with the spear and with the nails was won

Beside him sits察and by the other rests
  That leader under whom on manna lived
  The people ingrate察fickle察and stiff´necked。

Opposite Peter seest thou Anna seated
  So well content to look upon her daughter
  Her eyes she moves not while she sings Hosanna。

And opposite the eldest household father
  Lucia sits察she who thy Lady moved
  When to rush downward thou didst bend thy brows。

But since the moments of thy vision fly
  Here will we make full stop察as a good tailor
  Who makes the gown according to his cloth

And unto the first Love will turn our eyes
  That looking upon Him thou penetrate
  As far as possible through his effulgence。

Truly察lest peradventure thou recede
  Moving thy wings believing to advance
  By prayer behoves it that grace be obtained

Grace from that one who has the power to aid thee
  And thou shalt follow me with thy affection
  That from my words thy heart turn not aside。;

And he began this holy orison。



Paradiso此Canto XXXIII


;Thou Virgin Mother察daughter of thy Son
  Humble and high beyond all other creature
  The limit fixed of the eternal counsel

Thou art the one who such nobility
  To human nature gave察that its Creator
  Did not disdain to make himself its creature。

Within thy womb rekindled was the love
  By heat of which in the eternal peace
  After such wise this flower has germinated。

Here unto us thou art a noonday torch
  Of charity察and below there among mortals
  Thou art the living fountain´head of hope。

Lady察thou art so great察and so prevailing
  That he who wishes grace察nor runs to thee
  His aspirations without wings would fly。

Not only thy benignity gives succour
  To him who asketh it察but oftentimes
  Forerunneth of its own accord the asking。

In thee compassion is察in thee is pity
  In thee magnificence察in thee unites
  Whate'er of goodness is in any creature。

Now doth this man察who from the lowest depth
  Of the universe as far as here has seen
  One after one the spiritual lives

Supplicate thee through grace for so much power
  That with his eyes he may uplift himself
  Higher towards the uttermost salvation。

And I察who never burned for my own seeing
  More than I do for his察all of my prayers
  Proffer to thee察and pray they come not short

That thou wouldst scatter from him every cloud
  Of his mortality so with thy prayers
  That the Chief Pleasure be to him displayed。

Still farther do I pray thee察Queen察who canst
  Whate'er thou wilt察that sound thou mayst preserve
  After so great a vision his affections。

Let thy protection conquer human movements
  See Beatrice and all the blessed ones
  My prayers to second clasp their hands to thee 

The eyes beloved and revered of God
  Fastened upon the speaker察showed to us
  How grateful unto her are prayers devout

Then unto the Eternal Light they turned
  On which it is not credible could be
  By any creature bent an eye so clear。

And I察who to the end of all desires
  Was now approaching察even as I ought
  The ardour of desire within me ended。

Bernard was beckoning unto me察and smiling
  That I should upward look察but I already
  Was of my own accord such as he wished

Because my sight察becoming purified
  Was entering more and more into the ray
  Of the High Light which of itself is true。

From that time forward what I saw was greater
  Than our discourse察that to such vision yields
  And yields the memory unto such excess。

Even as he is who seeth in a dream
  And after dreaming the imprinted passion
  Remains察and to his mind the rest returns not

Even such am I察for almost utterly
  Ceases my vision察and distilleth yet
  Within my heart the sweetness born of it

Even thus the snow is in the sun unsealed
  Even thus upon the wind in the light leaves
  Were the soothsayings of the Sibyl lost。

O Light Supreme察that dost so far uplift thee
  From the conceits of mortals察to my mind
  Of what thou didst appear re´lend a little

And make my tongue of so great puissance
  That but a single sparkle of thy glory
  It may bequeath unto the future people

For by returning to my memory somewhat
  And by a little sounding in these verses
  More of thy victory shall be conceived

I think the keenness of the living ray
  Which I endured would have bewildered me
  If but mine eyes had been averted from it

And I reme

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