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Eternally despoils him of that love��
As through the pure and tranquil evening air
There shoots from time to time a sudden fire��
Moving the eyes that steadfast were before��
And seems to be a star that changeth place��
Except that in the part where it is kindled
Nothing is missed�察�and this endureth little��
So from the horn that to the right extends
Unto that cross's foot there ran a star
Out of the constellation shining there��
Nor was the gem dissevered from its ribbon��
But down the radiant fillet ran along��
So that fire seemed it behind alabaster。
Thus piteous did Anchises' shade reach forward��
If any faith our greatest Muse deserve��
When in Elysium he his son perceived。
;O sanguis meus�察�O superinfusa
Gratia Dei�察�sicut tibi�察�cui
Bis unquam Coeli janua reclusa�拭�
Thus that effulgence�察�whence I gave it heed��
Then round unto my Lady turned my sight��
And on this side and that was stupefied��
For in her eyes was burning such a smile
That with mine own methought I touched the bottom
Both of my grace and of my Paradise��
Then�察�pleasant to the hearing and the sight��
The spirit joined to its beginning things
I understood not�察�so profound it spake��
Nor did it hide itself from me by choice��
But by necessity�察�for its conception
Above the mark of mortals set itself。
And when the bow of burning sympathy
Was so far slackened�察�that its speech descended
Towards the mark of our intelligence��
The first thing that was understood by me
Was ;Benedight be Thou�察�O Trine and One��
Who hast unto my seed so courteous been� �
And it continued�此 �Hunger long and grateful��
Drawn from the reading of the mighty volume
Wherein is never changed the white nor dark��
Thou hast appeased�察�my son�察�within this light
In which I speak to thee�察�by grace of her
Who to this lofty flight with plumage clothed thee。
Thou thinkest that to me thy thought doth pass
From Him who is the first�察�as from the unit��
If that be known�察�ray out the five and six��
And therefore who I am thou askest not��
And why I seem more joyous unto thee
Than any other of this gladsome crowd。
Thou think'st the truth�察�because the small and great
Of this existence look into the mirror
Wherein�察�before thou think'st�察�thy thought thou showest。
But that the sacred love�察�in which I watch
With sight perpetual�察�and which makes me thirst
With sweet desire�察�may better be fulfilled��
Now let thy voice secure and frank and glad
Proclaim the wishes�察�the desire proclaim��
To which my answer is decreed already。;
To Beatrice I turned me�察�and she heard
Before I spake�察�and smiled to me a sign��
That made the wings of my desire increase��
Then in this wise began I�此 �Love and knowledge��
When on you dawned the first Equality��
Of the same weight for each of you became��
For in the Sun�察�which lighted you and burned
With heat and radiance�察�they so equal are��
That all similitudes are insufficient。
But among mortals will and argument��
For reason that to you is manifest��
Diversely feathered in their pinions are。
Whence I�察�who mortal am�察�feel in myself
This inequality�察�so give not thanks��
Save in my heart�察�for this paternal welcome。
Truly do I entreat thee�察�living topaz��
Set in this precious jewel as a gem��
That thou wilt satisfy me with thy name。;
;O leaf of mine�察�in whom I pleasure took
E'en while awaiting�察�I was thine own root� �
Such a beginning he in answer made me。
Then said to me�此 �That one from whom is named
Thy race�察�and who a hundred years and more
Has circled round the mount on the first cornice��
A son of mine and thy great´grandsire was��
Well it behoves thee that the long fatigue
Thou shouldst for him make shorter with thy works。
Florence�察�within the ancient boundary
From which she taketh still her tierce and nones��
Abode in quiet�察�temperate and chaste。
No golden chain she had�察�nor coronal��
Nor ladies shod with sandal shoon�察�nor girdle
That caught the eye more than the person did。
Not yet the daughter at her birth struck fear
Into the father�察�for the time and dower
Did not o'errun this side or that the measure。
No houses had she void of families��
Not yet had thither come Sardanapalus
To show what in a chamber can be done��
Not yet surpassed had Montemalo been
By your Uccellatojo�察�which surpassed
Shall in its downfall be as in its rise。
Bellincion Berti saw I go begirt
With leather and with bone�察�and from the mirror
His dame depart without a painted face��
And him of Nerli saw�察�and him of Vecchio��
Contented with their simple suits of buff
And with the spindle and the flax their dames。
O fortunate women� �and each one was certain
Of her own burial´place�察�and none as yet
For sake of France was in her bed deserted。
One o'er the cradle kept her studious watch��
And in her lullaby the language used
That first delights the fathers and the mothers��
Another�察�drawing tresses from her distaff��
Told o'er among her family the tales
Of Trojans and of Fesole and Rome。
As great a marvel then would have been held
A Lapo Salterello�察�a Cianghella��
As Cincinnatus or Cornelia now。
To such a quiet�察�such a beautiful
Life of the citizen�察�to such a safe
Community�察�and to so sweet an inn��
Did Mary give me�察�with loud cries invoked��
And in your ancient Baptistery at once
Christian and Cacciaguida I became。
Moronto was my brother�察�and Eliseo��
From Val di Pado came to me my wife��
And from that place thy surname was derived。
I followed afterward the Emperor Conrad��
And he begirt me of his chivalry��
So much I pleased him with my noble deeds。
I followed in his train against that law's
Iniquity�察�whose people doth usurp
Your just possession�察�through your Pastor's fault。
There by that execrable race was I
Released from bonds of the fallacious world��
The love of which defileth many souls��
And came from martyrdom unto this peace。;
Paradiso�此�Canto XVI
O thou our poor nobility of blood��
If thou dost make the people glory in thee
Down here where our affection languishes��
A marvellous thing it ne'er will be to me��
For there where appetite is not perverted��
I say in Heaven�察�of thee I made a boast��
Truly thou art a cloak that quickly shortens��
So that unless we piece thee day by day
Time goeth round about thee with his shears��
With 'You��' which Rome was first to tolerate��
��Wherein her family less perseveres�撮�
Yet once again my words beginning made��
Whence Beatrice�察�who stood somewhat apart��
Smiling�察�appeared like unto her who coughed
At the first failing writ of Guenever。
And I began�此 �You are my ancestor��
You give to me all hardihood to speak��
You lift me so that I am more than I。
So many rivulets with gladness fill
My mind�察�that of itself it makes a joy
Because it can endure this and not burst。
Then tell me�察�my beloved root ancestral��
Who were your ancestors�察�and what the years
That in your boyhood chronicled themselves��
Tell me about the sheepfold of Saint John��
How large it was�察�and who the people were
Within it worthy of the highest seats。;
As at the blowing of the winds a coal
Quickens to flame�察�so I beheld that light
Become resplendent at my blandishments。
And as unto mine eyes it grew more fair��
With voice more sweet and tender�察�but not in
This modern dialect�察�it said to me��
;From uttering of the 'Ave��' till the birth
In which my mother�察�who is now a saint��
Of me was lightened who had been her burden��
Unto its Lion had this fire returned
Five hundred fifty times and thirty more��
To reinflame itself beneath his paw。
My ancestors and I our birthplace had
Where first is found the last ward of the city
By him who runneth in your annual game。
Suffice it of my elders to hear this��
But who they were�察�and whence they thither came��
Silence is more considerate than speech。
All those who at that time were there between
Mars and the Baptist�察�fit for bearing arms��
Were a fifth part of those who now are living��
But the community�察�that now is mixed
With Campi and Certaldo and Figghine��
Pure in the lowest artisan was seen。
O how much better 'twere to have as neighbours
The folk of whom I speak�察�and at Galluzzo
And at Trespiano have your boundary��
Than have them in the town�察�and bear the stench
Of Aguglione's churl�察�and him of Signa
Who has sharp eyes for trickery already。
Had not the folk�察�which most of all the world
Degenerates�察�been a step´dame unto Caesar��
But as a mother to her son benignant��
Some who turn Florentines�察�and trade and discount��
Would have gone back again to Simifonte
There where their grandsires went about as beggars。
At Montemurlo still would be the Counts��
The Cerchi in the parish of Acone��
Perhaps in Valdigrieve the Buondelmonti。
Ever the intermingling of the people
Has been the source of malady in cities��
As in the body food it surfeits on��
And a blind bull more headlong plunges down
Than a blind lamb�察�and very often cuts
Better and more a single sword than five。
If Luni thou regard�察�and Urbisaglia��
How they have passed away�察�and how are passing
Chiusi and Sinigaglia after them��
To hear how races waste themselves away��
Will seem to thee no novel thing nor hard��
Seeing that even cities have an end。
All things of yours have their mortality��
Even as yourselves�察�but it is hidden in some
That a long while endure�察�and lives are short��
And as the turning of the lunar heaven
Covers and bares the shores without a pause��
In the like manner fortune does with Florence。
Therefore should not appear a marvellous thing
What I shall say of the great Florentines
Of whom the fame is hidden in the Past。
I saw the Ughi�察�saw the Catellini��
Filippi�察�Greci�察�Ormanni�察�and Alberichi��
Even in their fall illustrious citizens��
And saw�察�as mighty as they ancient were��
With him of La Sannella him of Arca��
And Soldanier�察�Ardinghi�察�and Bostichi。
Near to the gate that is at present laden
With a new felony of so much weight