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Between him and the Faith at holy font��
Where they with mutual safety dowered each other��
The woman�察�who for him had given assent��
Saw in a dream the admirable fruit
That issue would from him and from his heirs��
And that he might be construed as he was��
A spirit from this place went forth to name him
With His possessive whose he wholly was。
Dominic was he called�察�and him I speak of
Even as of the husbandman whom Christ
Elected to his garden to assist him。
Envoy and servant sooth he seemed of Christ��
For the first love made manifest in him
Was the first counsel that was given by Christ。
Silent and wakeful many a time was he
Discovered by his nurse upon the ground��
As if he would have said�察�'For this I came。'
O thou his father�察�Felix verily��
O thou his mother�察�verily Joanna��
If this�察�interpreted�察�means as is said��
Not for the world which people toil for now
In following Ostiense and Taddeo��
But through his longing after the true manna��
He in short time became so great a teacher��
That he began to go about the vineyard��
Which fadeth soon�察�if faithless be the dresser��
And of the See�察。�that once was more benignant
Unto the righteous poor�察�not through itself��
But him who sits there and degenerates�撮�
Not to dispense or two or three for six��
Not any fortune of first vacancy��
'Non decimas quae sunt pauperum Dei��'
He asked for�察�but against the errant world
Permission to do battle for the seed��
Of which these four and twenty plants surround thee。
Then with the doctrine and the will together��
With office apostolical he moved��
Like torrent which some lofty vein out´presses��
And in among the shoots heretical
His impetus with greater fury smote��
Wherever the resistance was the greatest。
Of him were made thereafter divers runnels��
Whereby the garden catholic is watered��
So that more living its plantations stand。
If such the one wheel of the Biga was��
In which the Holy Church itself defended
And in the field its civic battle won��
Truly full manifest should be to thee
The excellence of the other�察�unto whom
Thomas so courteous was before my coming。
But still the orbit�察�which the highest part
Of its circumference made�察�is derelict��
So that the mould is where was once the crust。
His family�察�that had straight forward moved
With feet upon his footprints�察�are turned round
So that they set the point upon the heel。
And soon aware they will be of the harvest
Of this bad husbandry�察�when shall the tares
Complain the granary is taken from them。
Yet say I�察�he who searcheth leaf by leaf
Our volume through�察�would still some page discover
Where he could read�察�'I am as I am wont。'
'Twill not be from Casal nor Acquasparta��
From whence come such unto the written word
That one avoids it�察�and the other narrows。
Bonaventura of Bagnoregio's life
Am I�察�who always in great offices
Postponed considerations sinister。
Here are Illuminato and Agostino��
Who of the first barefooted beggars were
That with the cord the friends of God became。
Hugh of Saint Victor is among them here��
And Peter Mangiador�察�and Peter of Spain��
Who down below in volumes twelve is shining��
Nathan the seer�察�and metropolitan
Chrysostom�察�and Anselmus�察�and Donatus
Who deigned to lay his hand to the first art��
Here is Rabanus�察�and beside me here
Shines the Calabrian Abbot Joachim��
He with the spirit of prophecy endowed。
To celebrate so great a paladin
Have moved me the impassioned courtesy
And the discreet discourses of Friar Thomas��
And with me they have moved this company。;
Paradiso�此�Canto XIII
Let him imagine�察�who would well conceive
What now I saw�察�and let him while I speak
Retain the image as a steadfast rock��
The fifteen stars�察�that in their divers regions
The sky enliven with a light so great
That it transcends all clusters of the air��
Let him the Wain imagine unto which
Our vault of heaven sufficeth night and day��
So that in turning of its pole it fails not��
Let him the mouth imagine of the horn
That in the point beginneth of the axis
Round about which the primal wheel revolves��
To have fashioned of themselves two signs in heaven��
Like unto that which Minos' daughter made��
The moment when she felt the frost of death��
And one to have its rays within the other��
And both to whirl themselves in such a manner
That one should forward go�察�the other backward��
And he will have some shadowing forth of that
True constellation and the double dance
That circled round the point at which I was��
Because it is as much beyond our wont��
As swifter than the motion of the Chiana
Moveth the heaven that all the rest outspeeds。
There sang they neither Bacchus�察�nor Apollo��
But in the divine nature Persons three��
And in one person the divine and human。
The singing and the dance fulfilled their measure��
And unto us those holy lights gave need��
Growing in happiness from care to care。
Then broke the silence of those saints concordant
The light in which the admirable life
Of God's own mendicant was told to me��
And said�此 �Now that one straw is trodden out
Now that its seed is garnered up already��
Sweet love invites me to thresh out the other。
Into that bosom�察�thou believest�察�whence
Was drawn the rib to form the beauteous cheek
Whose taste to all the world is costing dear��
And into that which�察�by the lance transfixed��
Before and since�察�such satisfaction made
That it weighs down the balance of all sin��
Whate'er of light it has to human nature
Been lawful to possess was all infused
By the same power that both of them created��
And hence at what I said above dost wonder��
When I narrated that no second had
The good which in the fifth light is enclosed。
Now ope thine eyes to what I answer thee��
And thou shalt see thy creed and my discourse
Fit in the truth as centre in a circle。
That which can die�察�and that which dieth not��
Are nothing but the splendour of the idea
Which by his love our Lord brings into being��
Because that living Light�察�which from its fount
Effulgent flows�察�so that it disunites not
From Him nor from the Love in them intrined��
Through its own goodness reunites its rays
In nine subsistences�察�as in a mirror��
Itself eternally remaining One。
Thence it descends to the last potencies��
Downward from act to act becoming such
That only brief contingencies it makes��
And these contingencies I hold to be
Things generated�察�which the heaven produces
By its own motion�察�with seed and without。
Neither their wax�察�nor that which tempers it��
Remains immutable�察�and hence beneath
The ideal signet more and less shines through��
Therefore it happens�察�that the selfsame tree
After its kind bears worse and better fruit��
And ye are born with characters diverse。
If in perfection tempered were the wax��
And were the heaven in its supremest virtue��
The brilliance of the seal would all appear��
But nature gives it evermore deficient��
In the like manner working as the artist��
Who has the skill of art and hand that trembles。
If then the fervent Love�察�the Vision clear��
Of primal Virtue do dispose and seal��
Perfection absolute is there acquired。
Thus was of old the earth created worthy
Of all and every animal perfection��
And thus the Virgin was impregnate made��
So that thine own opinion I commend��
That human nature never yet has been��
Nor will be�察�what it was in those two persons。
Now if no farther forth I should proceed��
'Then in what way was he without a peer��'
Would be the first beginning of thy words。
But�察�that may well appear what now appears not��
Think who he was�察�and what occasion moved him
To make request�察�when it was told him�察�'Ask。'
I've not so spoken that thou canst not see
Clearly he was a king who asked for wisdom��
That he might be sufficiently a king��
'Twas not to know the number in which are
The motors here above�察�or if 'necesse'
With a contingent e'er 'necesse' make��
'Non si est dare primum motum esse��'
Or if in semicircle can be made
Triangle so that it have no right angle。
Whence�察�if thou notest this and what I said��
A regal prudence is that peerless seeing
In which the shaft of my intention strikes。
And if on 'rose' thou turnest thy clear eyes��
Thou'lt see that it has reference alone
To kings who're many�察�and the good are rare。
With this distinction take thou what I said��
And thus it can consist with thy belief
Of the first father and of our Delight。
And lead shall this be always to thy feet��
To make thee�察�like a weary man�察�move slowly
Both to the Yes and No thou seest not��
For very low among the fools is he
Who affirms without distinction�察�or denies��
As well in one as in the other case��
Because it happens that full often bends
Current opinion in the false direction��
And then the feelings bind the intellect。
Far more than uselessly he leaves the shore��
��Since he returneth not the same he went�撮�
Who fishes for the truth�察�and has no s
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