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  Unto your faculties�察�and feet and hands
  To God attributes�察�and means something else��

And Holy Church under an aspect human
  Gabriel and Michael represent to you��
  And him who made Tobias whole again。

That which Timaeus argues of the soul
  Doth not resemble that which here is seen��
  Because it seems that as he speaks he thinks。

He says the soul unto its star returns��
  Believing it to have been severed thence
  Whenever nature gave it as a form。

Perhaps his doctrine is of other guise
  Than the words sound�察�and possibly may be
  With meaning that is not to be derided。

If he doth mean that to these wheels return
  The honour of their influence and the blame��
  Perhaps his bow doth hit upon some truth。

This principle ill understood once warped
  The whole world nearly�察�till it went astray
  Invoking Jove and Mercury and Mars。

The other doubt which doth disquiet thee
  Less venom has�察�for its malevolence
  Could never lead thee otherwhere from me。

That as unjust our justice should appear
  In eyes of mortals�察�is an argument
  Of faith�察�and not of sin heretical。

But still�察�that your perception may be able
  To thoroughly penetrate this verity��
  As thou desirest�察�I will satisfy thee。

If it be violence when he who suffers
  Co´operates not with him who uses force��
  These souls were not on that account excused��

For will is never quenched unless it will��
  But operates as nature doth in fire
  If violence a thousand times distort it。

Hence�察�if it yieldeth more or less�察�it seconds
  The force�察�and these have done so�察�having power
  Of turning back unto the holy place。

If their will had been perfect�察�like to that
  Which Lawrence fast upon his gridiron held��
  And Mutius made severe to his own hand��

It would have urged them back along the road
  Whence they were dragged�察�as soon as they were free��
  But such a solid will is all too rare。

And by these words�察�if thou hast gathered them
  As thou shouldst do�察�the argument is refuted
  That would have still annoyed thee many times。

But now another passage runs across
  Before thine eyes�察�and such that by thyself
  Thou couldst not thread it ere thou wouldst be weary。

I have for certain put into thy mind
  That soul beatified could never lie��
  For it is near the primal Truth��

And then thou from Piccarda might'st have heard
  Costanza kept affection for the veil��
  So that she seemeth here to contradict me。

Many times�察�brother�察�has it come to pass��
  That�察�to escape from peril�察�with reluctance
  That has been done it was not right to do��

E'en as Alcmaeon ��who�察�being by his father
  Thereto entreated�察�his own mother slew��
  Not to lose pity pitiless became。

At this point I desire thee to remember
  That force with will commingles�察�and they cause
  That the offences cannot be excused。

Will absolute consenteth not to evil��
  But in so far consenteth as it fears��
  If it refrain�察�to fall into more harm。

Hence when Piccarda uses this expression��
  She meaneth the will absolute�察�and I
  The other�察�so that both of us speak truth。;

Such was the flowing of the holy river
  That issued from the fount whence springs all truth��
  This put to rest my wishes one and all。

;O love of the first lover�察�O divine�察�
  Said I forthwith�察 �whose speech inundates me
  And warms me so�察�it more and more revives me��

My own affection is not so profound
  As to suffice in rendering grace for grace��
  Let Him�察�who sees and can�察�thereto respond。

Well I perceive that never sated is
  Our intellect unless the Truth illume it��
  Beyond which nothing true expands itself。

It rests therein�察�as wild beast in his lair��
  When it attains it�察�and it can attain it��
  If not�察�then each desire would frustrate be。

Therefore springs up�察�in fashion of a shoot��
  Doubt at the foot of truth�察�and this is nature��
  Which to the top from height to height impels us。

This doth invite me�察�this assurance give me
  With reverence�察�Lady�察�to inquire of you
  Another truth�察�which is obscure to me。

I wish to know if man can satisfy you
  For broken vows with other good deeds�察�so
  That in your balance they will not be light。;

Beatrice gazed upon me with her eyes
  Full of the sparks of love�察�and so divine��
  That�察�overcome my power�察�I turned my back

And almost lost myself with eyes downcast。



Paradiso�此�Canto V


;If in the heat of love I flame upon thee
  Beyond the measure that on earth is seen��
  So that the valour of thine eyes I vanquish��

Marvel thou not thereat�察�for this proceeds
  From perfect sight�察�which as it apprehends
  To the good apprehended moves its feet。

Well I perceive how is already shining
  Into thine intellect the eternal light��
  That only seen enkindles always love��

And if some other thing your love seduce��
  'Tis nothing but a vestige of the same��
  Ill understood�察�which there is shining through。

Thou fain wouldst know if with another service
  For broken vow can such return be made
  As to secure the soul from further claim。;

This Canto thus did Beatrice begin��
  And�察�as a man who breaks not off his speech��
  Continued thus her holy argument��

;The greatest gift that in his largess God
  Creating made�察�and unto his own goodness
  Nearest conformed�察�and that which he doth prize

Most highly�察�is the freedom of the will��
  Wherewith the creatures of intelligence
  Both all and only were and are endowed。

Now wilt thou see�察�if thence thou reasonest��
  The high worth of a vow�察�if it he made
  So that when thou consentest God consents��

For�察�closing between God and man the compact��
  A sacrifice is of this treasure made��
  Such as I say�察�and made by its own act。

What can be rendered then as compensation��
  Think'st thou to make good use of what thou'st offered��
  With gains ill gotten thou wouldst do good deed。

Now art thou certain of the greater point��
  But because Holy Church in this dispenses��
  Which seems against the truth which I have shown thee��

Behoves thee still to sit awhile at table��
  Because the solid food which thou hast taken
  Requireth further aid for thy digestion。

Open thy mind to that which I reveal��
  And fix it there within�察�for 'tis not knowledge��
  The having heard without retaining it。

In the essence of this sacrifice two things
  Convene together�察�and the one is that
  Of which 'tis made�察�the other is the agreement。

This last for evermore is cancelled not
  Unless complied with�察�and concerning this
  With such precision has above been spoken。

Therefore it was enjoined upon the Hebrews
  To offer still�察�though sometimes what was offered
  Might be commuted�察�as thou ought'st to know。

The other�察�which is known to thee as matter��
  May well indeed be such that one errs not
  If it for other matter be exchanged。

But let none shift the burden on his shoulder
  At his arbitrament�察�without the turning
  Both of the white and of the yellow key��

And every permutation deem as foolish��
  If in the substitute the thing relinquished��
  As the four is in six�察�be not contained。

Therefore whatever thing has so great weight
  In value that it drags down every balance��
  Cannot be satisfied with other spending。

Let mortals never take a vow in jest��
  Be faithful and not blind in doing that��
  As Jephthah was in his first offering��

Whom more beseemed to say�察�'I have done wrong��
  Than to do worse by keeping�察�and as foolish
  Thou the great leader of the Greeks wilt find��

Whence wept Iphigenia her fair face��
  And made for her both wise and simple weep��
  Who heard such kind of worship spoken of。'

Christians�察�be ye more serious in your movements��
  Be ye not like a feather at each wind��
  And think not every water washes you。

Ye have the Old and the New Testament��
  And the Pastor of the Church who guideth you
  Let this suffice you unto your salvation。

If evil appetite cry aught else to you��
  Be ye as men�察�and not as silly sheep��
  So that the Jew among you may not mock you。

Be ye not as the lamb that doth abandon
  Its mother's milk�察�and frolicsome and simple
  Combats at its own pleasure with itself。;

Thus Beatrice to m

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