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Would seem a cloud that�察�rent asunder�察�thunders��
Compared unto the sounding of that lyre
Wherewith was crowned the sapphire beautiful��
Which gives the clearest heaven its sapphire hue。
;I am Angelic Love�察�that circle round
The joy sublime which breathes from out the womb
That was the hostelry of our Desire��
And I shall circle�察�Lady of Heaven�察�while
Thou followest thy Son�察�and mak'st diviner
The sphere supreme�察�because thou enterest there。;
Thus did the circulated melody
Seal itself up�察�and all the other lights
Were making to resound the name of Mary。
The regal mantle of the volumes all
Of that world�察�which most fervid is and living
With breath of God and with his works and ways��
Extended over us its inner border��
So very distant�察�that the semblance of it
There where I was not yet appeared to me。
Therefore mine eyes did not possess the power
Of following the incoronated flame��
Which mounted upward near to its own seed。
And as a little child�察�that towards its mother
Stretches its arms�察�when it the milk has taken��
Through impulse kindled into outward flame��
Each of those gleams of whiteness upward reached
So with its summit�察�that the deep affection
They had for Mary was revealed to me。
Thereafter they remained there in my sight��
'Regina coeli' singing with such sweetness��
That ne'er from me has the delight departed。
O�察�what exuberance is garnered up
Within those richest coffers�察�which had been
Good husbandmen for sowing here below��
There they enjoy and live upon the treasure
Which was acquired while weeping in the exile
Of Babylon�察�wherein the gold was left。
There triumpheth�察�beneath the exalted Son
Of God and Mary�察�in his victory��
Both with the ancient council and the new��
He who doth keep the keys of such a glory。
Paradiso�此�Canto XXIV
;O company elect to the great supper
Of the Lamb benedight�察�who feedeth you
So that for ever full is your desire��
If by the grace of God this man foretaste
Something of that which falleth from your table��
Or ever death prescribe to him the time��
Direct your mind to his immense desire��
And him somewhat bedew�察�ye drinking are
For ever at the fount whence comes his thought。;
Thus Beatrice�察�and those souls beatified
Transformed themselves to spheres on steadfast poles��
Flaming intensely in the guise of comets。
And as the wheels in works of horologes
Revolve so that the first to the beholder
Motionless seems�察�and the last one to fly��
So in like manner did those carols�察�dancing
In different measure�察�of their affluence
Give me the gauge�察�as they were swift or slow。
From that one which I noted of most beauty
Beheld I issue forth a fire so happy
That none it left there of a greater brightness��
And around Beatrice three several times
It whirled itself with so divine a song��
My fantasy repeats it not to me��
Therefore the pen skips�察�and I write it not��
Since our imagination for such folds��
Much more our speech�察�is of a tint too glaring。
;O holy sister mine�察�who us implorest
With such devotion�察�by thine ardent love
Thou dost unbind me from that beautiful sphere� �
Thereafter�察�having stopped�察�the blessed fire
Unto my Lady did direct its breath��
Which spake in fashion as I here have said。
And she�此 �O light eterne of the great man
To whom our Lord delivered up the keys
He carried down of this miraculous joy��
This one examine on points light and grave��
As good beseemeth thee�察�about the Faith
By means of which thou on the sea didst walk。
If he love well�察�and hope well�察�and believe��
From thee 'tis hid not�察�for thou hast thy sight
There where depicted everything is seen。
But since this kingdom has made citizens
By means of the true Faith�察�to glorify it
'Tis well he have the chance to speak thereof。;
As baccalaureate arms himself�察�and speaks not
Until the master doth propose the question��
To argue it�察�and not to terminate it��
So did I arm myself with every reason��
While she was speaking�察�that I might be ready
For such a questioner and such profession。
;Say�察�thou good Christian�察�manifest thyself��
What is the Faith�拭─ �Whereat I raised my brow
Unto that light wherefrom was this breathed forth。
Then turned I round to Beatrice�察�and she
Prompt signals made to me that I should pour
The water forth from my internal fountain。
;May grace�察�that suffers me to make confession�察�
Began I�察 �to the great centurion��
Cause my conceptions all to be explicit� �
And I continued�此 �As the truthful pen��
Father�察�of thy dear brother wrote of it��
Who put with thee Rome into the good way��
Faith is the substance of the things we hope for��
And evidence of those that are not seen��
And this appears to me its quiddity。;
Then heard I�此 �Very rightly thou perceivest��
If well thou understandest why he placed it
With substances and then with evidences。;
And I thereafterward�此 �The things profound��
That here vouchsafe to me their apparition��
Unto all eyes below are so concealed��
That they exist there only in belief��
Upon the which is founded the high hope��
And hence it takes the nature of a substance。
And it behoveth us from this belief
To reason without having other sight��
And hence it has the nature of evidence。;
Then heard I�此 �If whatever is acquired
Below by doctrine were thus understood��
No sophist's subtlety would there find place。;
Thus was breathed forth from that enkindled love��
Then added�此 �Very well has been gone over
Already of this coin the alloy and weight��
But tell me if thou hast it in thy purse�拭�
And I�此 �Yes�察�both so shining and so round
That in its stamp there is no peradventure。;
Thereafter issued from the light profound
That there resplendent was�此 �This precious jewel��
Upon the which is every virtue founded��
Whence hadst thou it�拭─ �And I�此 �The large outpouring
Of Holy Spirit�察�which has been diffused
Upon the ancient parchments and the new��
A syllogism is�察�which proved it to me
With such acuteness�察�that�察�compared therewith��
All demonstration seems to me obtuse。;
And then I heard�此 �The ancient and the new
Postulates�察�that to thee are so conclusive��
Why dost thou take them for the word divine�拭�
And I�此 �The proofs�察�which show the truth to me��
Are the works subsequent�察�whereunto Nature
Ne'er heated iron yet�察�nor anvil beat。;
'Twas answered me�此 �Say�察�who assureth thee
That those works ever were�拭�the thing itself
That must be proved�察�nought else to thee affirms it。;
;Were the world to Christianity converted�察�
I said�察 �withouten miracles�察�this one
Is such�察�the rest are not its hundredth part��
Because that poor and fasting thou didst enter
Into the field to sow there the good plant��
Which was a vine and has become a thorn� �
This being finished�察�the high�察�holy Court
Resounded through the spheres�察 �One God we praise� �
In melody that there above is chanted。
And then that Baron�察�who from branch to branch��
Examining�察�had thus conducted me��
Till the extremest leaves we were approaching��
Again began�此 �The Grace that dallying
Plays with thine intellect thy mouth has opened��
Up to this point�察�as it should opened be��
So that I do approve what forth emerged��
But now thou must express what thou believest��
And whence to thy belief it was presented。;
;O holy father�察�spirit who beholdest
What thou believedst so that thou o'ercamest��
Towards the sepulchre�察�more youthful feet�察�
Began I�察 �thou dost wish me in this place
The form to manifest of my prompt belief��
And likewise thou the cause thereof demandest。
And I respond�此�In one God I believe��
Sole and eterne�察�who moveth all the heavens
With love and with desire�察�himself unmoved��
And of such faith not only have I proofs
Physical and metaphysical�察�but gives them
Likewise the truth that from this place rains down
Through Moses�察�through the Prophets and the Psalms��
Through the Evangel�察�and through you�察�who wrote
After the fiery Spirit sanctified you��
In Persons three eterne believe�察�and these
One essence I believe�察�so one and trine
They bear conjunction both with 'sunt' and 'est。'
With the profound condition and divine
Which now I touch upon�察�doth stamp my mind
Ofttimes the doctrine evangelical。
This the beginning is�察�this is the spark
Which afterwards dilates to vivid flame��
And�察�like a star in heaven�察�is sparkling in me。;
Even as a lord who hears what pleaseth him
His servant straight embraces�察�gratulating
For the good news as soon as he is silent��
So�察�giving me its benediction�察�singing��
Three times encircled me�察�when I was silent��
The apostolic light�察�at whose command
I spoken had�察�in speaking I so pleased him。
Paradiso�此�Canto XXV
If e'er it happen that the Poem Sacred��
To which both heaven and earth have set their hand��
So that it many a year hath made me lean��
O'ercome the cruelty that bars me out
From the fair sheepfold�察�where a lamb I slumbered��
An enemy to the wolves that war upon it��
With other voice forthwith�察�