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     So much   is just   as is   accordant   with it�察  �No good   created draws it to 

itself�察�But it�察�by raying forth�察�occasions that。; 

     Even as above her nest goes circling round The stork when she has fed 

her little ones�察�And he who has been fed looks up at her�察�

     So lifted I my brows�察�and even such Became the blessed image�察�which 

its wings Was moving�察�by so many counsels urged。 

     Circling around it sang�察�and said�此 �As are My notes to thee�察�who dost 

not comprehend them�察�Such is the eternal judgment to you mortals。; 



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     Those lucent splendours of the Holy Spirit Grew quiet then�察�but still 

within the standard That made the Romans reverend to the world。 

     It recommenced�此 �Unto this kingdom never Ascended one who had not 

faith in Christ�察�Before or since he to the tree was nailed。 

     But look thou�察�many crying are�察�'Christ�察�Christ��' Who at the judgment 

shall be far less near To him than some shall be who knew not Christ。 

     Such Christians shall   the Ethiop condemn�察�When the two   companies 

shall be divided�察�The one for ever rich�察�the other poor。 

     What to your kings may not the Persians say�察�When they that volume 

opened shall behold In which are written down all their dispraises�拭�

     There shall be seen�察�among the deeds of Albert�察�That which ere long 

shall   set  the  pen   in  motion�察  �For   which   the  realm   of  Prague    shall  be 

deserted。 

     There shall be seen the woe that on the Seine He brings by falsifying 

of the coin�察�Who by the blow of a wild boar shall die。 

     There shall be seen the pride that causes thirst�察�Which makes the Scot 

and Englishman so mad That they within their boundaries cannot rest�察�

     Be   seen   the  luxury   and   effeminate    life   Of  him   of  Spain�察 �and  the 

Bohemian�察�Who valour never knew and never wished�察�

     Be seen the Cripple of Jerusalem�察 �His goodness represented by an I�察�

While the reverse an M shall represent�察�

     Be seen the avarice and poltroonery Of him who guards the Island of 

the Fire�察�Wherein Anchises finished his long life�察�

    And   to   declare   how   pitiful   he   is   Shall   be   his   record   in   contracted 

letters Which shall make note of much in little space。 

    And shall appear to each one the foul deeds Of uncle and of brother 

who a nation So famous have dishonoured�察�and two crowns。 

    And he of Portugal and he of Norway Shall there be known�察�and he of 

Rascia too�察�Who saw in evil hour the coin of Venice。 

     O   happy    Hungary�察   �if  she  let  herself  Be   wronged     no  farther�   �and 

Navarre the happy�察�If with the hills that gird her she be armed� �

    And each one may believe that now�察�as hansel Thereof�察�do Nicosia and 

Famagosta Lament and rage because of their own beast�察�

     Who from the others' flank departeth not。; 



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                       Paradiso�此�Canto XX 



       When he who all the world illuminates Out of our hemisphere so far 

descends That on all sides the daylight is consumed�察�

     The heaven�察�that erst by him alone was kindled�察�Doth suddenly reveal 

itself again By many lights�察�wherein is one resplendent。 

    And   came  into   my  mind   this   act   of   heaven�察�When   the   ensign of   the 

world and of its leaders Had silent in the blessed beak become�察�

    Because those living luminaries all�察�By far more luminous�察�did songs 

begin Lapsing and falling from my memory。 

     O gentle Love�察�that with a smile dost cloak thee�察�How ardent in those 

sparks didst thou appear�察�That had the breath alone of holy thoughts� �

    After   the   precious   and   pellucid   crystals�察  �With   which   begemmed   the 

sixth light I beheld�察�Silence imposed on the angelic bells�察�

     I seemed to hear the murmuring of a river That clear descendeth down 

from rock to rock�察�Showing the affluence of its mountain´top。 

    And as the sound upon the cithern's neck Taketh its form�察�and as upon 

the vent Of rustic pipe the wind that enters it�察�

     Even thus�察�relieved from the delay of waiting�察�That murmuring of the 

eagle mounted up Along its neck�察�as if it had been hollow。 

     There it became a voice�察�and issued thence From out its beak�察�in such a 

form of words As the heart waited for wherein I wrote them。 

     ;The   part   in   me   which   sees   and   bears   the   sun   In   mortal   eagles�察─  �it 

began to me�察 �Now fixedly must needs be looked upon�察�

    For of the fires of which I make my figure�察�Those whence the eye doth 

sparkle in my head Of all their orders the supremest are。 

    He   who   is   shining   in   the   midst   as   pupil   Was   once   the   singer   of   the 

Holy Spirit�察�Who bore the ark from city unto city�察�

    Now knoweth he the merit of his song�察�In so far as effect of his own 

counsel�察�By the reward which is commensurate。 

     Of five�察�that make a circle for my brow�察�He that approacheth nearest to 

my beak Did the poor widow for her son console�察�

    Now knoweth he how dearly it doth cost Not following Christ�察�by the 

experience Of this sweet life and of its opposite。 



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    He who comes next in the circumference Of which I speak�察�upon its 

highest arc�察�Did death postpone by penitence sincere�察�

    Now knoweth he that   the eternal   judgment Suffers no change�察 �albeit 

worthy prayer Maketh below to´morrow of to´day。 

     The next who   follows�察�with the   laws and me�察 �Under the good   intent 

that bore bad fruit Became a Greek by ceding to the pastor�察�

    Now knoweth he how all the ill deduced From his good action is not 

harmful to him�察�Although the world thereby may be destroyed。 

    And he�察�whom in the downward arc thou seest�察�Guglielmo was�察�whom 

the same land deplores That weepeth Charles and Frederick yet alive�察�

    Now knoweth he how heaven enamoured is With a just king�察�and in 

the outward show Of his effulgence he reveals it still。 

    Who   would   believe�察  �down   in   the   errant   world�察  �That   e'er   the   Trojan 

Ripheus in this round Could be the fifth one of the holy lights�拭�

    Now knoweth he enough of what the world Has not the power to see 

of grace divine�察�Although his sight may not discern the bottom。; 

     Like as   a  lark that   in   the air  expatiates�察 �First singing   and   then   silent 

with content Of the last sweetness that doth satisfy her�察�

     Such seemed to me the image of the imprint Of the eternal pleasure�察�

by whose will Doth everything become the thing it is。 

    And notwithstanding to my doubt I was As glass is to the colour that 

invests it�察�To wait the time in silence it endured not�察�

    But forth from out my mouth�察 �What things are these�拭─�Extorted with 

the force of its own weight�察�Whereat I saw great joy of coruscation。 

     Thereafterward   with   eye   still   more   enkindled   The   blessed   standard 

made to me reply�察�To keep me not in wonderment suspended�此�

     ;I see that thou believest in these things Because I say them�察�but thou 

seest not how�察�So that�察�although believed in�察�they are hidden。 

     Thou doest as he doth who a thing by name Well apprehendeth�察�but its 

quiddity Cannot perceive�察�unless another show it。 

     'Regnum   coelorum'   suffereth   violence   From   fervent   love�察  �and   from 

that living hope That overcometh the Divine volition�察�

    Not in the guise that man o'ercometh man�察�But conquers it because it 

will be conquered�察�And conquered conquers by benignity。 



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