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There will be seen what we receive by faith , Not demonstrated , but self - evident
In guise of the first truth that man believes . I made reply : “ Madonna , as devoutly
As most I can do I give thanks to Him Who has removed me from the mortal ...
There will be seen what we receive by faith , Not demonstrated , but self - evident
In guise of the first truth that man believes . I made reply : “ Madonna , as devoutly
As most I can do I give thanks to Him Who has removed me from the mortal ...
Page 14
125 130 As thou perceivest now , from grade to grade ; Since from above they
take , and act beneath . Observe me well , how through this place I come Unto the
truth thou wishest , that hereafter Thou mayst alone know how to keep the ford .
125 130 As thou perceivest now , from grade to grade ; Since from above they
take , and act beneath . Observe me well , how through this place I come Unto the
truth thou wishest , that hereafter Thou mayst alone know how to keep the ford .
Page 15
CANTO III IO THAT Sun , which erst with love my bosom warmed , Of beauteous
truth had unto me discovered , By proving and reproving , the sweet aspect ; And
, that I might confess myself convinced And confident , so far as was befitting , I ...
CANTO III IO THAT Sun , which erst with love my bosom warmed , Of beauteous
truth had unto me discovered , By proving and reproving , the sweet aspect ; And
, that I might confess myself convinced And confident , so far as was befitting , I ...
Page 16
30 35 40 Since on the truth it trusts not yet its foot , But turns thee , as ' t is wont ,
on emptiness . True substances are these which thou beholdest , Here relegate
for breaking of some vow . Therefore speak with them , listen and believe ; For
the ...
30 35 40 Since on the truth it trusts not yet its foot , But turns thee , as ' t is wont ,
on emptiness . True substances are these which thou beholdest , Here relegate
for breaking of some vow . Therefore speak with them , listen and believe ; For
the ...
Page 22
60 65 70 The honor of their influence and the blame , Perhaps his bow doth hit
upon some truth . This principle ill understood once warped The whole world
nearly , till it went astray Invoking Jove and Mercury and Mars . The other doubt
which ...
60 65 70 The honor of their influence and the blame , Perhaps his bow doth hit
upon some truth . This principle ill understood once warped The whole world
nearly , till it went astray Invoking Jove and Mercury and Mars . The other doubt
which ...
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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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