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To mortal men by passages diverse Uprises the world's lamp ; but by that one
Which circles four uniteth with three crosses , With better course and with a better
star Conjoined it issues , and the mundane wax Tempers and stamps more after
its ...
To mortal men by passages diverse Uprises the world's lamp ; but by that one
Which circles four uniteth with three crosses , With better course and with a better
star Conjoined it issues , and the mundane wax Tempers and stamps more after
its ...
Page 8
This bears away the fire towards the moon ; This is in mortal hearts the motive
power ; This binds together and unites the earth . Nor only the created things that
are Without intelligence this bow shoots forth , 105 IIO 115 Beatrice teaches
Dante ...
This bears away the fire towards the moon ; This is in mortal hearts the motive
power ; This binds together and unites the earth . Nor only the created things that
are Without intelligence this bow shoots forth , 105 IIO 115 Beatrice teaches
Dante ...
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I made reply : “ Madonna , as devoutly As most I can do I give thanks to Him Who
has removed me from the mortal world . But tell me what the dusky spots may be
Upon this body , which below on earth Make people tell that fabulous tale of ...
I made reply : “ Madonna , as devoutly As most I can do I give thanks to Him Who
has removed me from the mortal world . But tell me what the dusky spots may be
Upon this body , which below on earth Make people tell that fabulous tale of ...
Page 32
... Sea shore ; With him it placed the world in so great peace , 80 That unto Janus
was his temple closed . But what the standard that has made me speak Achieved
before , and after should achieve Throughout the mortal realm that lies beneath ...
... Sea shore ; With him it placed the world in so great peace , 80 That unto Janus
was his temple closed . But what the standard that has made me speak Achieved
before , and after should achieve Throughout the mortal realm that lies beneath ...
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Revolving Nature , which a signet is To mortal wax , doth practise well her art ,
But not one inn distinguish from another ; Thence happens it that Esau differeth In
seed from Jacob ; and Quirinus comes From sire so vile that he is given to Mars .
Revolving Nature , which a signet is To mortal wax , doth practise well her art ,
But not one inn distinguish from another ; Thence happens it that Esau differeth In
seed from Jacob ; and Quirinus comes From sire so vile that he is given to Mars .
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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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