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PAGE CANTO X. PAGE Thie Ascent to the First Heaven . 493 The Fourth Heaven
, or that of the Sun , where are seen the Spirits CANTO II . of Theologians and
Fathers of the Church . - St. Thomas Aquinas . 522 The First Heaven , or that of
the ...
PAGE CANTO X. PAGE Thie Ascent to the First Heaven . 493 The Fourth Heaven
, or that of the Sun , where are seen the Spirits CANTO II . of Theologians and
Fathers of the Church . - St. Thomas Aquinas . 522 The First Heaven , or that of
the ...
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Thus we withdrew ourselves upon one side Into an opening luminous and lofty ,
So that they all of them were visible . There opposite , upon the green enamel ,
Were pointed out to me the mighty spirits , Whom to have seen I feel myself
exalted ...
Thus we withdrew ourselves upon one side Into an opening luminous and lofty ,
So that they all of them were visible . There opposite , upon the green enamel ,
Were pointed out to me the mighty spirits , Whom to have seen I feel myself
exalted ...
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... So that it seems not I have ever seen thee . But tell me who thou art , that in so
doleful A place art put , and in such punishment , If some are greater , none is so
displeasing . " And he to me : “ Thy city , which is full Of envy so that now the sack
...
... So that it seems not I have ever seen thee . But tell me who thou art , that in so
doleful A place art put , and in such punishment , If some are greater , none is so
displeasing . " And he to me : “ Thy city , which is full Of envy so that now the sack
...
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O power supreme , that through these impious circles Turnest me , ” I began , “ as
pleases thee , Speak to me , and my longings satisfy ; The people who are lying
in these tombs , Might they be seen ? already are uplifted The covers all , and ...
O power supreme , that through these impious circles Turnest me , ” I began , “ as
pleases thee , Speak to me , and my longings satisfy ; The people who are lying
in these tombs , Might they be seen ? already are uplifted The covers all , and ...
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... out my head with eyes cast downward . *** Then was I still more fearful of the
abyss ; Because I fires beheld , and heard laments , Whereat I , trembling , all the
closer cling . icg 110 ITS I saw then , for before I had not seen INFERNO , XVII .
... out my head with eyes cast downward . *** Then was I still more fearful of the
abyss ; Because I fires beheld , and heard laments , Whereat I , trembling , all the
closer cling . icg 110 ITS I saw then , for before I had not seen INFERNO , XVII .
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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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