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Page 10
The heavens expelled them , not to be less fair ; Nor them the nethermore abyss
receives , For glory none the damned would have from them . " And I : “ O Master ,
what so grievous is To these , that maketh them lament so sore ?
The heavens expelled them , not to be less fair ; Nor them the nethermore abyss
receives , For glory none the damned would have from them . " And I : “ O Master ,
what so grievous is To these , that maketh them lament so sore ?
Page 28
3 This arrogance of theirs is nothing new ; For once they used it at less secret
gate , Which finds itself without a fastening still . O'er it didst thou behold the dead
inscription ; And now this side of it descends the steep , Passing across the
circles ...
3 This arrogance of theirs is nothing new ; For once they used it at less secret
gate , Which finds itself without a fastening still . O'er it didst thou behold the dead
inscription ; And now this side of it descends the steep , Passing across the
circles ...
Page 31
Here like together with its like is buried ; And more and less the monuments are
heated . ” And when he to the right had turned , we passed Between the torments
and high parapets . CANTO X. Now onward goes , along a narrow path Between
...
Here like together with its like is buried ; And more and less the monuments are
heated . ” And when he to the right had turned , we passed Between the torments
and high parapets . CANTO X. Now onward goes , along a narrow path Between
...
Page 36
Hast thou no recollection of those words With which thine Ethics thoroughly
discusses The dispositions three , that Heaven abides not ,Incontinence , and
Malice , and insane Bestiality ? and how Incontinence Less God offendeth , and
less ...
Hast thou no recollection of those words With which thine Ethics thoroughly
discusses The dispositions three , that Heaven abides not ,Incontinence , and
Malice , and insane Bestiality ? and how Incontinence Less God offendeth , and
less ...
Page 44
Those who were going round were far the more , And those were less who lay
down to their to But had their tongues more loosed to lament O'er all the sand -
waste , with a gradual fall , Were raining down dilated flakes of fire , As of the
snow ...
Those who were going round were far the more , And those were less who lay
down to their to But had their tongues more loosed to lament O'er all the sand -
waste , with a gradual fall , Were raining down dilated flakes of fire , As of the
snow ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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