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     Thus   constellated   in   the   depths   of   Mars�察  �Those   rays   described   the 

venerable sign That quadrants joining in a circle make。 

     Here doth my memory overcome my genius�察�For on that cross as levin 

gleamed forth Christ�察�So that I cannot find ensample worthy�察�

     But he who takes his cross and follows Christ Again will pardon me 

what I omit�察�Seeing in that aurora lighten Christ。 

     From horn to horn�察�and 'twixt the top and base�察�Lights were in motion�察�

brightly scintillating As they together met and passed each other�察�

     Thus   level   and   aslant   and   swift   and   slow We   here   behold�察  �renewing 

still the sight�察�The particles of bodies long and short�察�

     Across the sunbeam move�察�wherewith is listed Sometimes the shade�察�

which for their own defence People with cunning and with art contrive。 

     And as a lute and harp�察�accordant strung With many strings�察�a dulcet 

tinkling make To him by whom the notes are not distinguished�察�

     So from the lights that there to me appeared Upgathered through the 

cross a melody�察�Which rapt me�察�not distinguishing the hymn。 

     Well was I ware it was of lofty laud�察�Because there came to me�察 �Arise 

and conquer� ─�As unto him who hears and comprehends not。 

     So much enamoured I became therewith�察�That until then there was not 

anything That e'er had fettered me with such sweet bonds。 

     Perhaps my word appears somewhat too bold�察�Postponing the delight 

of those fair eyes�察�Into which gazing my desire has rest�察�

     But   who bethinks   him  that   the living   seals   Of   every  beauty  grow   in 

power ascending�察�And that I there had not turned round to those�察�

     Can   me   excuse�察  �if   I   myself   accuse   To   excuse   myself�察  �and   see   that   I 

speak truly�此�For here the holy joy is not disclosed�察�

     Because ascending it becomes more pure。 



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                       Paradiso�此�Canto XV 



       A will benign�察�in which reveals itself Ever the love that righteously 

inspires�察�As in the iniquitous�察�cupidity�察�

     Silence   imposed   upon   that   dulcet   lyre�察 �And   quieted   the   consecrated 

chords�察�That Heaven's right hand doth tighten and relax。 

     How unto just entreaties shall be deaf Those substances�察�which�察�to give 

me desire Of praying them�察�with one accord grew silent�拭�

     'Tis well that without end he should lament�察�Who for the love of thing 

that doth not last Eternally despoils him of that love� �

     As through the pure and tranquil evening air There shoots from time to 

time a sudden fire�察�Moving the eyes that steadfast were before�察�

     And   seems   to   be   a   star   that   changeth   place�察  �Except   that   in   the   part 

where it is kindled Nothing is missed�察�and this endureth little�察�So from the 

horn that to the right extends Unto that cross's foot there ran a star Out of 

the constellation shining there�察�

     Nor   was   the   gem   dissevered   from   its   ribbon�察  �But   down   the   radiant 

fillet ran along�察�So that fire seemed it behind alabaster。 

     Thus    piteous    did  Anchises'    shade    reach   forward�察   �If  any   faith  our 

greatest Muse deserve�察�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�察�Then round unto my Lady 

turned my sight�察�And on this side and that was stupefied�察�

     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�察  �The   spirit   joined   to   its 

beginning things I understood not�察�so profound it spake�察�

     Nor   did   it   hide   itself   from   me   by   choice�察  �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�察�

     The first thing that was understood by me Was ;Benedight be Thou�察�O 

Trine and One�察�Who hast unto my seed so courteous been� ─�



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    And it continued�此 �Hunger long and grateful�察�Drawn from the reading 

of the mighty volume Wherein is never changed the white nor dark�察�

     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�察�If that be known�察�ray out the five and six�察�

    And therefore who I am thou askest not�察�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�察�

    Now let thy voice secure and frank and glad Proclaim the wishes�察�the 

desire proclaim�察�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�察�That made the wings of my desire increase�察�

     Then    in  this  wise   began   I�此  �Love   and   knowledge�察    �When     on   you 

dawned the first Equality�察�Of the same weight for each of you became�察�

    For in the Sun�察�which lighted you and burned With heat and radiance�察�

they so equal are�察�That all similitudes are insufficient。 

    But    among     mortals   will  and   argument�察   �For   reason   that  to  you   is 

manifest�察�Diversely feathered in their pinions are。 

    Whence I�察�who mortal am�察�feel in myself This inequality�察�so give not 

thanks�察�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�察�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�察�

    A son of mine and thy great´grandsire was�察�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 



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tierce and nones�察�Abode in quiet�察�temperate and chaste。 

     No   golden   chain   she   had�察  �nor   coronal�察  �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�察   �Not   yet   had   thither   come 

Sardanapalus To show what in a chamber can be done�察�

     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�察�

     And   him   of    Nerli   saw�察  �and   him   of   Vecchio�察   �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�察�And   in   her   lullaby   the 

language used That first delights the fathers and the mothers�察�

     Another�察�drawing tresses from her distaff�察�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�察�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�察�

     Did   Mary   give     me�察  �with   loud   cries   invoked�察  �And   in    your   ancient 

Baptistery at once Christian and Cacciaguida I became。 

     Moronto was my brother�察 �and Eliseo�察�From Val   di Pado came to   me 

my wife�察�And from that place thy surname was derived。 

     I   followed   afterward   the   Emperor   Conrad�察 �And   he   begirt   me   of   his 

chivalry�察�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�察�The love of which defileth many souls�察�

     And came from martyrdom unto this peace。; 



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                      Paradiso�此�Canto XVI 



       O thou our poor nobility of blood�察�If thou dost make the people glory 

in thee Down here where our affection languishes�察�

     A marvellous thing it ne'er will be to me�察�For there where appetite is 

not perverted�察�I say in Heaven�察�of thee I made a boast� �

     Truly thou art a cloa

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