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Page vii
... where are seen the Spirits of Martyrs , and of Crusaders who died fighting for
the true Faith . - The Celestial Cross 506 536 CANTO VI . Justinian . - The Roman
Eagle . - Romeo CANTO XV . 509 Cacciaguida . – Florence in the Olden Time .
... where are seen the Spirits of Martyrs , and of Crusaders who died fighting for
the true Faith . - The Celestial Cross 506 536 CANTO VI . Justinian . - The Roman
Eagle . - Romeo CANTO XV . 509 Cacciaguida . – Florence in the Olden Time .
Page 51
The new inhabitants and the sudden gains , Pride and extravagance have in thee
engendered , Florence , so that thou weep'st thereat already ! ” In this wise I
exclaimed with face uplifted ; And the three , taking that for my reply , Looked at ...
The new inhabitants and the sudden gains , Pride and extravagance have in thee
engendered , Florence , so that thou weep'st thereat already ! ” In this wise I
exclaimed with face uplifted ; And the three , taking that for my reply , Looked at ...
Page 78
... ears to my announcement ope and hear : Pistoia first of Neri groweth meagre ;
Then Florence doth renew her men and manners ; Mars draws a vapour up from
Val di Magra , Which is with turbid clouds enveloped round , And with impetuous
...
... ears to my announcement ope and hear : Pistoia first of Neri groweth meagre ;
Then Florence doth renew her men and manners ; Mars draws a vapour up from
Val di Magra , Which is with turbid clouds enveloped round , And with impetuous
...
Page 82
... And he it was who sole of three companions , Which came in the beginning ,
was not changed ; The other was he whom thou , Gaville , weepest . CANTO
XXVI . . ! REJOICE , O Florence , since thou art so great , That over sea and land
thou ...
... And he it was who sole of three companions , Which came in the beginning ,
was not changed ; The other was he whom thou , Gaville , weepest . CANTO
XXVI . . ! REJOICE , O Florence , since thou art so great , That over sea and land
thou ...
Page 105
Thou hast beside thee him of Beccaria , Gianni del Soldanier , I think , may be Of
whom the gorget Florence slit asunder ; Yonder with Ganellon , and Tebaldelio
Already we had gone away from him , Who oped Faenza when the people slept .
Thou hast beside thee him of Beccaria , Gianni del Soldanier , I think , may be Of
whom the gorget Florence slit asunder ; Yonder with Ganellon , and Tebaldelio
Already we had gone away from him , Who oped Faenza when the people slept .
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| Title | The Divine Comedy Classic translations from classic authors |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1895 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 500 pages |
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