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Page vii
... and of the Fall of Lucifer . Her Reproof of the Ignorance and Avarice of
Preachers , and the Sale of Indulgences 148 XXX . The Tenth Heaven , or
Empyrean . - The River of Light . — The Two Courts of Heaven . – The White
Rose of Paradise .
... and of the Fall of Lucifer . Her Reproof of the Ignorance and Avarice of
Preachers , and the Sale of Indulgences 148 XXX . The Tenth Heaven , or
Empyrean . - The River of Light . — The Two Courts of Heaven . – The White
Rose of Paradise .
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Within that heaven which most his light receives Was I , and things beheld which
to repeat Nor knows , nor can , who from above descends ; Because in drawing
near to its desire Our intellect ingulphs itself so far , That after it the memory ...
Within that heaven which most his light receives Was I , and things beheld which
to repeat Nor knows , nor can , who from above descends ; Because in drawing
near to its desire Our intellect ingulphs itself so far , That after it the memory ...
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If I was merely what of me thou newly Createdst , Love , who governest the
heaven , Thou knowest , who didst lift me with thy light ! 75 When now the wheel ,
which thou dost make eternal , Desiring thee , made me attentive to it By harmony
...
If I was merely what of me thou newly Createdst , Love , who governest the
heaven , Thou knowest , who didst lift me with thy light ! 75 When now the wheel ,
which thou dost make eternal , Desiring thee , made me attentive to it By harmony
...
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In what way I transcend these bodies light . ” Whereupon she , after a pitying sigh
, Her eyes directed tow'rds me with that look A mother casts on a delirious child ;
And she began : “ All things whate'er they be Have order among themselves ...
In what way I transcend these bodies light . ” Whereupon she , after a pitying sigh
, Her eyes directed tow'rds me with that look A mother casts on a delirious child ;
And she began : “ All things whate'er they be Have order among themselves ...
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The Providence that regulates all this Makes with its light the heaven forever
quiet , Wherein that turns which has the greatest haste . And thither now , as to a
site decreed , Bears us away the virtue of that cord Which aims its arrows at a
joyous ...
The Providence that regulates all this Makes with its light the heaven forever
quiet , Wherein that turns which has the greatest haste . And thither now , as to a
site decreed , Bears us away the virtue of that cord Which aims its arrows at a
joyous ...
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| Title | The Divine Comedy, Volume 11 Volumes 9-11 of Longfellow, H.W. Complete writings The Divine Comedy, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Translated by | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Publisher | Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 24 Jan 2019 |
| Length | 305 pages |
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