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  Sounded ;Osanna� ─�so that never since
  To hear again was I without desire。

Then unto us more nearly one approached��
  And it alone began�此 �We all are ready
  Unto thy pleasure�察�that thou joy in us。

We turn around with the celestial Princes��
  One gyre and one gyration and one thirst��
  To whom thou in the world of old didst say��

'Ye who�察�intelligent�察�the third heaven are moving��'
  And are so full of love�察�to pleasure thee
  A little quiet will not be less sweet。;

After these eyes of mine themselves had offered
  Unto my Lady reverently�察�and she
  Content and certain of herself had made them��

Back to the light they turned�察�which so great promise
  Made of itself�察�and ;Say�察�who art thou�拭─�was
  My voice�察�imprinted with a great affection。

O how and how much I beheld it grow
  With the new joy that superadded was
  Unto its joys�察�as soon as I had spoken��

Thus changed�察�it said to me�此 �The world possessed me
  Short time below�察�and�察�if it had been more��
  Much evil will be which would not have been。

My gladness keepeth me concealed from thee��
  Which rayeth round about me�察�and doth hide me
  Like as a creature swathed in its own silk。

Much didst thou love me�察�and thou hadst good reason��
  For had I been below�察�I should have shown thee
  Somewhat beyond the foliage of my love。

That left´hand margin�察�which doth bathe itself
  In Rhone�察�when it is mingled with the Sorgue��
  Me for its lord awaited in due time��

And that horn of Ausonia�察�which is towned
  With Bari�察�with Gaeta and Catona��
  Whence Tronto and Verde in the sea disgorge。

Already flashed upon my brow the crown
  Of that dominion which the Danube waters
  After the German borders it abandons��

And beautiful Trinacria�察�that is murky
  'Twixt Pachino and Peloro�察。�on the gulf
  Which greatest scath from Eurus doth receive�撮�

Not through Typhoeus�察�but through nascent sulphur��
  Would have awaited her own monarchs still��
  Through me from Charles descended and from Rudolph��

If evil lordship�察�that exasperates ever
  The subject populations�察�had not moved
  Palermo to the outcry of 'Death� �death��'

And if my brother could but this foresee��
  The greedy poverty of Catalonia
  Straight would he flee�察�that it might not molest him��

For verily 'tis needful to provide��
  Through him or other�察�so that on his bark
  Already freighted no more freight be placed。

His nature�察�which from liberal covetous
  Descended�察�such a soldiery would need
  As should not care for hoarding in a chest。;

;Because I do believe the lofty joy
  Thy speech infuses into me�察�my Lord��
  Where every good thing doth begin and end

Thou seest as I see it�察�the more grateful
  Is it to me�察�and this too hold I dear��
  That gazing upon God thou dost discern it。

Glad hast thou made me�察�so make clear to me��
  Since speaking thou hast stirred me up to doubt��
  How from sweet seed can bitter issue forth。;

This I to him�察�and he to me�此 �If I
  Can show to thee a truth�察�to what thou askest
  Thy face thou'lt hold as thou dost hold thy back。

The Good which all the realm thou art ascending
  Turns and contents�察�maketh its providence
  To be a power within these bodies vast��

And not alone the natures are foreseen
  Within the mind that in itself is perfect��
  But they together with their preservation。

For whatsoever thing this bow shoots forth
  Falls foreordained unto an end foreseen��
  Even as a shaft directed to its mark。

If that were not�察�the heaven which thou dost walk
  Would in such manner its effects produce��
  That they no longer would be arts�察�but ruins。

This cannot be�察�if the Intelligences
  That keep these stars in motion are not maimed��
  And maimed the First that has not made them perfect。

Wilt thou this truth have clearer made to thee�拭�
  And I�此 �Not so�察�for 'tis impossible
  That nature tire�察�I see�察�in what is needful。;

Whence he again�此 �Now say�察�would it be worse
  For men on earth were they not citizens�拭�
  ;Yes�察─�I replied�察 �and here I ask no reason。;

;And can they be so�察�if below they live not
  Diversely unto offices diverse��
  No�察�if your master writeth well for you。;

So came he with deductions to this point��
  Then he concluded�此 �Therefore it behoves
  The roots of your effects to be diverse。

Hence one is Solon born�察�another Xerxes��
  Another Melchisedec�察�and another he
  Who�察�flying through the air�察�his son did lose。

Revolving Nature�察�which a signet is
  To mortal wax�察�doth practise well her art��
  But not one inn distinguish from another��

Thence happens it that Esau differeth
  In seed from Jacob�察�and Quirinus comes
  From sire so vile that he is given to Mars。

A generated nature its own way
  Would always make like its progenitors��
  If Providence divine were not triumphant。

Now that which was behind thee is before thee��
  But that thou know that I with thee am pleased��
  With a corollary will I mantle thee。

Evermore nature�察�if it fortune find
  Discordant to it�察�like each other seed
  Out of its region�察�maketh evil thrift��

And if the world below would fix its mind
  On the foundation which is laid by nature��
  Pursuing that�察�'twould have the people good。

But you unto religion wrench aside
  Him who was born to gird him with the sword��
  And make a king of him who is for sermons��


Therefore your footsteps wander from the road。;



Paradiso�此�Canto IX


Beautiful Clemence�察�after that thy Charles
  Had me enlightened�察�he narrated to me
  The treacheries his seed should undergo��

But said�此 �Be still and let the years roll round�察�
  So I can only say�察�that lamentation
  Legitimate shall follow on your wrongs。

And of that holy light the life already
  Had to the Sun which fills it turned again��
  As to that good which for each thing sufficeth。

Ah�察�souls deceived�察�and creatures impious��
  Who from such good do turn away your hearts��
  Directing upon vanity your foreheads��

And now�察�behold�察�another of those splendours
  Approached me�察�and its will to pleasure me
  It signified by brightening outwardly。

The eyes of Beatrice�察�that fastened were
  Upon me�察�as before�察�of dear assent
  To my desire assurance gave to me。

;Ah�察�bring swift compensation to my wish��
  Thou blessed spirit�察─�I said�察 �and give me proof
  That what I think in thee I can reflect� �

Whereat the light�察�that still was new to me��
  Out of its depths�察�whence it before was singing��
  As one delighted to do good�察�continued��

;Within that region of the land depraved
  Of Italy�察�that lies between Rialto
  And fountain´heads of Brenta and of Piava��

Rises a hill�察�and mounts not very high��
  Wherefrom descended formerly a torch
  That made upon that region great assault。

Out of one root were born both I and it��
  Cunizza was I called�察�and here I shine
  Because the splendour of this star o'ercame me。

But gladly to myself the cause I pardon
  Of my allotment�察�and it does not grieve me��
  Which would perhaps seem strong unto your vulgar。

Of this so luculent and precious jewel��
  Which of our heaven is nearest unto me��
  Great fame remained�察�and ere it die away

This hundredth year shall yet quintupled be。
  See if man ought to make him excellent��
  So that another life the first may leave��

And thus thinks not the present multitude
  Shut in by Adige and Tagliamento��
  Nor yet for being scourged is penitent。

But soon 'twill be that Padua in the marsh
  Will change the water that Vicenza bathes��
  Because the folk are stubborn against duty��

And where the Sile and Cagnano join
  One lordeth it�察�and goes with lofty head��
  For catching whom e'en now the net is making。

Feltro moreover of her impious pastor
  Shall weep the crime�察�which shall so monstrous be
  That for the like none ever entered Malta。

Ample exceedingly would be the vat
  That of the Ferrarese could hold the blood��
  And weary who should weigh it ounce by ounce��

Of which this courteous priest shall make a gift
  To show himself a partisan�察�and such gifts
  Will to the living of the land conform。

Above us there are mirrors�察�Thrones you call them��
  From which shines out on us God Judicant��
  So that this utterance seems good to us。;

Here it was silent�察�and it had the semblance
  Of being turned elsewhither�察�by the wheel
  On which it entered as it was before。

The other joy�察�already known to me��
  Became a thing transplendent in my sight��
  As a fine ruby smitten by the sun。

Through joy effulgence is acquired above��
  As here a smile�察�but down below�察�the shade
  Outwardly darkens�察�as the mind is sad。

;God seeth all things�察�and in Him�察�blest spirit��
  Thy sight is�察─�said I�察 �so that never will
  Of his can possibly from thee be hidden��

Thy voice�察�then�察�that for ever makes the heavens
  Glad�察�with the singing of those holy fires
  Which of their six wings make themselves a cowl��

Wherefore does it not satisfy my longings��
  Indeed�察�I would not wait thy questioning
  If I in thee were as thou art in me。;

;The greatest of the valleys where the water
  Expands itself�察─�forthwith its words began��
  ;That sea excepted which the earth engarlands��

Between discordant shores against the sun

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