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  The affection in the look�察�if it be such
  That all the soul is wrapt away by it��

So�察�by the flaming of the effulgence holy
  To which I turned�察�I recognized therein
  The wish of speaking to me somewhat farther。

And it began�此 �In this fifth resting´place
  Upon the tree that liveth by its summit��
  And aye bears fruit�察�and never loses leaf��

Are blessed spirits that below�察�ere yet
  They came to Heaven�察�were of such great renown
  That every Muse therewith would affluent be。

Therefore look thou upon the cross's horns��
  He whom I now shall name will there enact
  What doth within a cloud its own swift fire。;

I saw athwart the Cross a splendour drawn
  By naming Joshua�察。�even as he did it�撮�
  Nor noted I the word before the deed��

And at the name of the great Maccabee
  I saw another move itself revolving��
  And gladness was the whip unto that top。

Likewise for Charlemagne and for Orlando��
  Two of them my regard attentive followed
  As followeth the eye its falcon flying。

William thereafterward�察�and Renouard��
  And the Duke Godfrey�察�did attract my sight
  Along upon that Cross�察�and Robert Guiscard。

Then�察�moved and mingled with the other lights��
  The soul that had addressed me showed how great
  An artist 'twas among the heavenly singers。

To my right side I turned myself around��
  My duty to behold in Beatrice
  Either by words or gesture signified��

And so translucent I beheld her eyes��
  So full of pleasure�察�that her countenance
  Surpassed its other and its latest wont。

And as�察�by feeling greater delectation��
  A man in doing good from day to day
  Becomes aware his virtue is increasing��

So I became aware that my gyration
  With heaven together had increased its arc��
  That miracle beholding more adorned。

And such as is the change�察�in little lapse
  Of time�察�in a pale woman�察�when her face
  Is from the load of bashfulness unladen��

Such was it in mine eyes�察�when I had turned��
  Caused by the whiteness of the temperate star��
  The sixth�察�which to itself had gathered me。

Within that Jovial torch did I behold
  The sparkling of the love which was therein
  Delineate our language to mine eyes。

And even as birds uprisen from the shore��
  As in congratulation o'er their food��
  Make squadrons of themselves�察�now round�察�now long��

So from within those lights the holy creatures
  Sang flying to and fro�察�and in their figures
  Made of themselves now D�察�now I�察�now L。

First singing they to their own music moved��
  Then one becoming of these characters��
  A little while they rested and were silent。

O divine Pegasea�察�thou who genius
  Dost glorious make�察�and render it long´lived��
  And this through thee the cities and the kingdoms��

Illume me with thyself�察�that I may bring
  Their figures out as I have them conceived��
  Apparent be thy power in these brief verses��

Themselves then they displayed in five times seven
  Vowels and consonants�察�and I observed
  The parts as they seemed spoken unto me。

'Diligite justitiam��' these were
  First verb and noun of all that was depicted��
  'Qui judicatis terram' were the last。

Thereafter in the M of the fifth word
  Remained they so arranged�察�that Jupiter
  Seemed to be silver there with gold inlaid。

And other lights I saw descend where was
  The summit of the M�察�and pause there singing
  The good�察�I think�察�that draws them to itself。

Then�察�as in striking upon burning logs
  Upward there fly innumerable sparks��
  Whence fools are wont to look for auguries��

More than a thousand lights seemed thence to rise��
  And to ascend�察�some more�察�and others less��
  Even as the Sun that lights them had allotted��

And�察�each one being quiet in its place��
  The head and neck beheld I of an eagle
  Delineated by that inlaid fire。

He who there paints has none to be his guide��
  But Himself guides�察�and is from Him remembered
  That virtue which is form unto the nest。

The other beatitude�察�that contented seemed
  At first to bloom a lily on the M��
  By a slight motion followed out the imprint。

O gentle star� �what and how many gems
  Did demonstrate to me�察�that all our justice
  Effect is of that heaven which thou ingemmest��

Wherefore I pray the Mind�察�in which begin
  Thy motion and thy virtue�察�to regard
  Whence comes the smoke that vitiates thy rays��

So that a second time it now be wroth
  With buying and with selling in the temple
  Whose walls were built with signs and martyrdoms��

O soldiery of heaven�察�whom I contemplate��
  Implore for those who are upon the earth
  All gone astray after the bad example��

Once 'twas the custom to make war with swords��
  But now 'tis made by taking here and there
  The bread the pitying Father shuts from none。

Yet thou�察�who writest but to cancel�察�think
  That Peter and that Paul�察�who for this vineyard
  Which thou art spoiling died�察�are still alive��

Well canst thou say�此 �So steadfast my desire
  Is unto him who willed to live alone��
  And for a dance was led to martyrdom��

That I know not the Fisherman nor Paul。;



Paradiso�此�Canto XIX


Appeared before me with its wings outspread
  The beautiful image that in sweet fruition
  Made jubilant the interwoven souls��

Appeared a little ruby each�察�wherein
  Ray of the sun was burning so enkindled
  That each into mine eyes refracted it。

And what it now behoves me to retrace
  Nor voice has e'er reported�察�nor ink written��
  Nor was by fantasy e'er comprehended��

For speak I saw�察�and likewise heard�察�the beak��
  And utter with its voice both 'I' and 'My��'
  When in conception it was 'We' and 'Our。'

And it began�此 �Being just and merciful
  Am I exalted here unto that glory
  Which cannot be exceeded by desire��

And upon earth I left my memory
  Such�察�that the evil´minded people there
  Commend it�察�but continue not the story。;

So doth a single heat from many embers
  Make itself felt�察�even as from many loves
  Issued a single sound from out that image。

Whence I thereafter�此 �O perpetual flowers
  Of the eternal joy�察�that only one
  Make me perceive your odours manifold��

Exhaling�察�break within me the great fast
  Which a long season has in hunger held me��
  Not finding for it any food on earth。

Well do I know�察�that if in heaven its mirror
  Justice Divine another realm doth make��
  Yours apprehends it not through any veil。

You know how I attentively address me
  To listen�察�and you know what is the doubt
  That is in me so very old a fast。;

Even as a falcon�察�issuing from his hood��
  Doth move his head�察�and with his wings applaud him��
  Showing desire�察�and making himself fine��

Saw I become that standard�察�which of lauds
  Was interwoven of the grace divine��
  With such songs as he knows who there rejoices。

Then it began�此 �He who a compass turned
  On the world's outer verge�察�and who within it
  Devised so much occult and manifest��

Could not the impress of his power so make
  On all the universe�察�as that his Word
  Should not remain in infinite excess。

And this makes certain that the first proud being��
  Who was the paragon of every creature��
  By not awaiting light fell immature。

And hence appears it�察�that each minor nature
  Is scant receptacle unto that good
  Which has no end�察�and by itself is measured。

In consequence our vision�察�which perforce
  Must be some ray of that intelligence
  With which all things whatever are replete��

Cannot in its own nature be so potent��
  That it shall not its origin discern
  Far beyond that which is apparent to it。

Therefore into the justice sempiternal
  The power of vision that your world receives��
  As eye into the ocean�察�penetrates��

Which�察�though it see the bottom near the shore��
  Upon the deep perceives it not�察�and yet
  'Tis there�察�but it is hidden by the depth。

There is no light but comes from the serene
  That never is o'ercast�察�nay�察�it is darkness
  Or shadow of the flesh�察�or else its poison。

Amply to thee is opened now the cavern
  Which has concealed from thee the living justice
  Of which thou mad'st such frequent questioning。

For saidst thou�此�'Born a man is on the shore
  Of Indus�察�and is none who there can speak
  Of Christ�察�nor who can read�察�nor who can write��

And all his inclinations and his actions
  Are good�察�so far as human reason sees��
  Without a sin in life or in discourse��

He dieth unbaptised and without faith��
  Where is this justice that condemneth him��
  Where is his fault�察�if he do not believe��'

Now who art thou�察�that on the bench wouldst sit
  In judgment at a thousand miles away��
  With the short vision of a single span��

Truly to him who with me subtilizes��
  If so the Scripture were not over you��
  For doubting there were marvellous occasion。

O animals terrene�察�O stolid minds��
  The primal will�察�that in itself is good��
  Ne'er from itself�察�the Good Supreme�察�has moved。

So much is just as is accordant with it��
  No good created draws it to itself��
  But it�察�by raying forth�察�occasions that。;

Even as above her nest goes circling round
  The stork when she has fed her little ones��
  And he who has been fed looks up at her��

So lifted I my brows�察�and even such
  Became the blessed image�察�which its wings
  Was moving�察�by so many counsels urged。

Circling around it sang�察�and said�此 �As are
  My notes to thee�察�who dost not comprehend them��
  Such is the eternal judgment to you mortals。;

Those lucent splendours of the Holy Spirit
  Grew quiet then�察�but still within the standard
  That made the Romans reverend to the world。

It recommenced�此 �Unto this kingdom never
  Ascended one who had not faith in Christ��
  Before or since he to the tree was nailed。

But look thou�察�many crying are�察�'Christ�察�Christ��'
  Who at the judgment shall be far less near
  To him than some shall be who knew not Christ。

Such Christians shall the Ethiop condemn��
  When the two companies shall be divided��
  The one for ever rich�察�the other poor。

What to your kings may not the Persians say��
  When they that volume opened shall behold
  In which are written down all their dispraises��

There shall be seen�察�among the deeds of Albert��
  That which ere long shall set the pen in moti

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