the divine comedy(舞爆)-及64何蛍
梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈��梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈��梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何��
!!!!隆堋響頼��紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響��
Methought�察�then�察�that the earth did yawn between
Both wheels�察�and I saw rise from it a Dragon��
Who through the chariot upward fixed his tail��
And as a wasp that draweth back its sting��
Drawing unto himself his tail malign��
Drew out the floor�察�and went his way rejoicing。
That which remained behind�察�even as with grass
A fertile region�察�with the feathers�察�offered
Perhaps with pure intention and benign��
Reclothed itself�察�and with them were reclothed
The pole and both the wheels so speedily��
A sigh doth longer keep the lips apart。
Transfigured thus the holy edifice
Thrust forward heads upon the parts of it��
Three on the pole and one at either corner。
The first were horned like oxen�察�but the four
Had but a single horn upon the forehead��
A monster such had never yet been seen��
Firm as a rock upon a mountain high��
Seated upon it�察�there appeared to me
A shameless whore�察�with eyes swift glancing round��
And�察�as if not to have her taken from him��
Upright beside her I beheld a giant��
And ever and anon they kissed each other。
But because she her wanton�察�roving eye
Turned upon me�察�her angry paramour
Did scourge her from her head unto her feet。
Then full of jealousy�察�and fierce with wrath��
He loosed the monster�察�and across the forest
Dragged it so far�察�he made of that alone
A shield unto the whore and the strange beast。
Purgatorio�此�Canto XXXIII
;Deus venerunt gentes�察─�alternating
Now three�察�now four�察�melodious psalmody
The maidens in the midst of tears began��
And Beatrice�察�compassionate and sighing��
Listened to them with such a countenance��
That scarce more changed was Mary at the cross。
But when the other virgins place had given
For her to speak�察�uprisen to her feet
With colour as of fire�察�she made response��
;'Modicum�察�et non videbitis me��
Et iterum��' my sisters predilect��
'Modicum�察�et vos videbitis me。';
Then all the seven in front of her she placed��
And after her�察�by beckoning only�察�moved
Me and the lady and the sage who stayed。
So she moved onward�察�and I do not think
That her tenth step was placed upon the ground��
When with her eyes upon mine eyes she smote��
And with a tranquil aspect�察 �Come more quickly�察�
To me she said�察 �that�察�if I speak with thee��
To listen to me thou mayst be well placed。;
As soon as I was with her as I should be��
She said to me�此 �Why�察�brother�察�dost thou not
Venture to question now�察�in coming with me�拭�
As unto those who are too reverential��
Speaking in presence of superiors��
Who drag no living utterance to their teeth��
It me befell�察�that without perfect sound
Began I�此 �My necessity�察�Madonna��
You know�察�and that which thereunto is good。;
And she to me�此 �Of fear and bashfulness
Henceforward I will have thee strip thyself��
So that thou speak no more as one who dreams。
Know that the vessel which the serpent broke
Was�察�and is not�察�but let him who is guilty
Think that God's vengeance does not fear a sop。
Without an heir shall not for ever be
The Eagle that left his plumes upon the car��
Whence it became a monster�察�then a prey��
For verily I see�察�and hence narrate it��
The stars already near to bring the time��
From every hindrance safe�察�and every bar��
Within which a Five´hundred�察�Ten�察�and Five��
One sent from God�察�shall slay the thievish woman
And that same giant who is sinning with her。
And peradventure my dark utterance��
Like Themis and the Sphinx�察�may less persuade thee��
Since�察�in their mode�察�it clouds the intellect��
But soon the facts shall be the Naiades
Who shall this difficult enigma solve��
Without destruction of the flocks and harvests。
Note thou�察�and even as by me are uttered
These words�察�so teach them unto those who live
That life which is a running unto death��
And bear in mind�察�whene'er thou writest them��
Not to conceal what thou hast seen the plant��
That twice already has been pillaged here。
Whoever pillages or shatters it��
With blasphemy of deed offendeth God��
Who made it holy for his use alone。
For biting that�察�in pain and in desire
Five thousand years and more the first´born soul
Craved Him�察�who punished in himself the bite。
Thy genius slumbers�察�if it deem it not
For special reason so pre´eminent
In height�察�and so inverted in its summit。
And if thy vain imaginings had not been
Water of Elsa round about thy mind��
And Pyramus to the mulberry�察�their pleasure��
Thou by so many circumstances only
The justice of the interdict of God
Morally in the tree wouldst recognize。
But since I see thee in thine intellect
Converted into stone and stained with sin��
So that the light of my discourse doth daze thee��
I will too�察�if not written�察�at least painted��
Thou bear it back within thee�察�for the reason
That cinct with palm the pilgrim's staff is borne。;
And I�此 �As by a signet is the wax
Which does not change the figure stamped upon it��
My brain is now imprinted by yourself。
But wherefore so beyond my power of sight
Soars your desirable discourse�察�that aye
The more I strive�察�so much the more I lose it�拭�
;That thou mayst recognize�察─�she said�察 �the school
Which thou hast followed�察�and mayst see how far
Its doctrine follows after my discourse��
And mayst behold your path from the divine
Distant as far as separated is
From earth the heaven that highest hastens on。;
Whence her I answered�此 �I do not remember
That ever I estranged myself from you��
Nor have I conscience of it that reproves me。;
;And if thou art not able to remember�察�
Smiling she answered�察 �recollect thee now
That thou this very day hast drunk of Lethe��
And if from smoke a fire may be inferred��
Such an oblivion clearly demonstrates
Some error in thy will elsewhere intent。
Truly from this time forward shall my words
Be naked�察�so far as it is befitting
To lay them open unto thy rude gaze。;
And more coruscant and with slower steps
The sun was holding the meridian circle��
Which�察�with the point of view�察�shifts here and there
When halted ��as he cometh to a halt��
Who goes before a squadron as its escort��
If something new he find upon his way��
The ladies seven at a dark shadow's edge��
Such as�察�beneath green leaves and branches black��
The Alp upon its frigid border wears。
In front of them the Tigris and Euphrates
Methought I saw forth issue from one fountain��
And slowly part�察�like friends�察�from one another。
;O light�察�O glory of the human race��
What stream is this which here unfolds itself
From out one source�察�and from itself withdraws�拭�
For such a prayer�察�'twas said unto me�察 �Pray
Matilda that she tell thee�察─�and here answered��
As one does who doth free himself from blame��
The beautiful lady�此 �This and other things
Were told to him by me�察�and sure I am
The water of Lethe has not hid them from him。;
And Beatrice�此 �Perhaps a greater care��
Which oftentimes our memory takes away��
Has made the vision of his mind obscure。
But Eunoe behold�察�that yonder rises��
Lead him to it�察�and�察�as thou art accustomed��
Revive again the half´dead virtue in him。;
Like gentle soul�察�that maketh no excuse��
But makes its own will of another's will
As soon as by a sign it is disclosed��
Even so�察�when she had taken hold of me��
The beautiful lady moved�察�and unto Statius
Said�察�in her womanly manner�察 �Come with him。;
If�察�Reader�察�I possessed a longer space
For writing it�察�I yet would sing in part
Of the sweet draught that ne'er would satiate me��
But inasmuch as full are all the leaves
Made ready for this second canticle��
The curb of art no farther lets me go。
From the most holy water I returned
Regenerate�察�in the manner of new trees
That are renewed with a new foliage��
Pure and disposed to mount unto the stars。
XFIR��MZ�