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vengeance Shall witness to the truth that doth dispense it。 

     Thou   shalt   abandon   everything   beloved   Most   tenderly�察  �and   this   the 

arrow is Which first the bow of banishment shoots forth。 

     Thou shalt have proof how savoureth of salt The bread of others�察�and 

how hard a road The going down and up another's stairs。 

     And that which most shall weigh upon thy shoulders Will be the bad 

and foolish company With which into this valley thou shalt fall�察�

     For all ingrate�察�all mad and impious Will they become against thee�察�but 

soon after They�察�and not thou�察�shall have the forehead scarlet。 

     Of their bestiality their own proceedings Shall furnish proof�察�so 'twill 

be well for thee A party to have made thee by thyself。 

     Thine     earliest  refuge    and   thine   earliest  inn   Shall   be   the  mighty 

Lombard's courtesy�察�Who on the Ladder bears the holy bird�察�

     Who such benign regard shall have for thee That 'twixt you twain�察�in 

doing and in asking�察�That shall be first which is with others last。 

     With   him   shalt   thou   see   one   who   at   his   birth   Has   by   this   star   of 

strength been so impressed�察�That notable shall his achievements be。 

     Not yet the people are aware of him Through his young age�察�since only 

nine years yet Around about him have these wheels revolved。 

     But ere the Gascon cheat the noble Henry�察�Some sparkles of his virtue 

shall appear In caring not for silver nor for toil。 

     So    recognized     shall   his  magnificence      Become      hereafter�察  �that  his 

enemies Will not have power to keep mute tongues about it。 

     On    him   rely�察 �and   on   his  benefits�察  �By   him    shall  many    people    be 

transformed�察�Changing condition rich and mendicant�察�

     And written in thy mind thou hence shalt bear Of him�察�but shalt not 

say it;and things said he Incredible to those who shall be present。 

     Then   added�此   �Son�察  �these   are   the   commentaries   On   what   was   said   to 

thee�察�behold the snares That are concealed behind few revolutions�察�

     Yet would I not thy  neighbours thou shouldst envy�察  �Because thy  life 

into the future reaches Beyond the punishment of their perfidies。; 



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     When   by   its   silence   showed   that   sainted   soul   That   it   had   finished 

putting in the woof Into that web which I had given it warped�察�

     Began I�察�even as he who yearneth after�察�Being in doubt�察�some counsel 

from a person Who seeth�察�and uprightly wills�察�and loves�此�

     ;Well see I�察�father mine�察�how spurreth on The time towards me such a 

blow to deal me As heaviest is to him who most gives way。 

     Therefore with foresight it is well I arm me�察�That�察�if the dearest place 

be taken from me�察�I may not lose the others by my songs。 

     Down through the world of infinite bitterness�察�And o'er the mountain�察�

from whose beauteous summit The eyes of my own Lady lifted me�察�

     And afterward through heaven from light to light�察�I have learned that 

which�察�if I tell again�察�Will be a savour of strong herbs to many。 

     And if I am a timid friend to truth�察�I fear lest I may lose my life with 

those Who will hereafter call this time the olden。; 

     The   light   in   which   was   smiling   my  own   treasure   Which   there   I   had 

discovered�察�flashed at first As in the sunshine doth a golden mirror�察�

     Then   made   reply�此   �A   conscience   overcast   Or   with   its   own   or   with 

another's shame�察�Will taste forsooth the tartness of thy word�察�

     But   ne'ertheless�察  �all   falsehood   laid   aside�察  �Make   manifest   thy   vision 

utterly�察�And let them scratch wherever is the itch�察�

     For    if  thine  utterance   shall   offensive    be  At   the  first  taste�察 �a  vital 

nutriment 'Twill leave thereafter�察�when it is digested。 

     This cry of   thine shall do   as doth the wind�察�Which   smiteth most   the 

most exalted summits�察�And that is no slight argument of honour。 

     Therefore are shown to thee within these wheels�察�Upon the mount and 

in the dolorous valley�察�Only the souls that unto fame are known�察�

     Because the spirit of the hearer rests not�察�Nor doth confirm its faith by 

an example Which has the root of it unknown and hidden�察�

     Or other reason that is not apparent。; 



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                    Paradiso�此�Canto XVIII 



       Now was alone rejoicing in its word That soul beatified�察�and I was 

tasting My own�察�the bitter tempering with the sweet�察�

     And the Lady who to God was leading me Said�此 �Change thy thought�察�

consider that I am Near unto Him who every wrong disburdens。; 

     Unto   the   loving   accents   of   my   comfort   I   turned   me   round�察  �and   then 

what love I saw Within those holy eyes I here relinquish�察�

     Not only that my language I distrust�察�But that my mind cannot return 

so far Above itself�察�unless another guide it。 

     Thus much upon that point can I repeat�察�That�察�her again beholding�察�my 

affection From every other longing was released。 

     While   the   eternal   pleasure�察  �which   direct   Rayed   upon   Beatrice�察  �from 

her fair face Contented me with its reflected aspect�察�

     Conquering   me   with   the   radiance   of   a   smile�察  �She   said   to   me�察   �Turn 

thee about and listen�察�Not in mine eyes alone is Paradise。; 

     Even as sometimes here do we behold The affection in the look�察�if it 

be such That all the soul is wrapt away by it�察�

     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�察�And aye bears fruit�察�and never loses leaf�察�

     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�察  �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�察�

     And   at   the   name   of   the   great   Maccabee   I   saw   another   move   itself 

revolving�察�And gladness was the whip unto that top。 

     Likewise for   Charlemagne   and for   Orlando�察�Two of them  my  regard 

attentive followed As followeth the eye its falcon flying。 

     William   thereafterward�察  �and   Renouard�察  �And   the   Duke   Godfrey�察  �did 

attract my sight Along upon that Cross�察�and Robert Guiscard。 



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     Then�察  �moved   and   mingled   with   the   other   lights�察  �The   soul   that   had 

addressed      me   showed     how    great   An   artist  'twas   among    the   heavenly 

singers。 

     To    my   right   side  I  turned   myself    around�察   �My    duty   to  behold     in 

Beatrice Either by words or gesture signified�察�

     And   so   translucent   I   beheld   her   eyes�察  �So   full   of   pleasure�察  �that   her 

countenance Surpassed its other and its latest wont。 

     And as�察�by feeling greater delectation�察�A man in doing good from day 

to day Becomes aware his virtue is increasing�察�

     So    I  became     aware    that   my   gyration    With    heaven     together    had 

increased its arc�察�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�察�

     Such was it in mine eyes�察�when I had turned�察�Caused by the whiteness 

of the temperate star�察�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�察�As   in   congratulation   o'er 

their food�察�Make squadrons of themselves�察�now round�察�now long�察�

     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�察�Then one becoming of 

these characters�察�A little while they rested and were silent。 

     O divine Pegasea�察�thou who genius Dost glorious make�察�and render it 

long´lived�察�And this through thee the cities and the kingdoms�察�

     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�察�'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 



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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�察�Whence fools are wont to look for auguries�察�

    More   than   a   thousand   lights   seemed   thence   to   rise�察  �And   to   ascend�察�

some more�察�and others less�察�Even as the Sun that lights them had allotted�察�

    And�察�each one being quiet in its place��

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