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The other was he whom thou�察�Gaville�察�weepest。



Inferno�此�Canto XXVI


Rejoice�察�O Florence�察�since thou art so great��
  That over sea and land thou beatest thy wings��
  And throughout Hell thy name is spread abroad��

Among the thieves five citizens of thine
  Like these I found�察�whence shame comes unto me��
  And thou thereby to no great honour risest。

But if when morn is near our dreams are true��
  Feel shalt thou in a little time from now
  What Prato�察�if none other�察�craves for thee。

And if it now were�察�it were not too soon��
  Would that it were�察�seeing it needs must be��
  For 'twill aggrieve me more the more I age。

We went our way�察�and up along the stairs
  The bourns had made us to descend before��
  Remounted my Conductor and drew me。

And following the solitary path
  Among the rocks and ridges of the crag��
  The foot without the hand sped not at all。

Then sorrowed I�察�and sorrow now again��
  When I direct my mind to what I saw��
  And more my genius curb than I am wont��

That it may run not unless virtue guide it��
  So that if some good star�察�or better thing��
  Have given me good�察�I may myself not grudge it。

As many as the hind ��who on the hill
  Rests at the time when he who lights the world
  His countenance keeps least concealed from us��

While as the fly gives place unto the gnat��
  Seeth the glow´worms down along the valley��
  Perchance there where he ploughs and makes his vintage��

With flames as manifold resplendent all
  Was the eighth Bolgia�察�as I grew aware
  As soon as I was where the depth appeared。

And such as he who with the bears avenged him
  Beheld Elijah's chariot at departing��
  What time the steeds to heaven erect uprose��

For with his eye he could not follow it
  So as to see aught else than flame alone��
  Even as a little cloud ascending upward��

Thus each along the gorge of the intrenchment
  Was moving�察�for not one reveals the theft��
  And every flame a sinner steals away。

I stood upon the bridge uprisen to see��
  So that�察�if I had seized not on a rock��
  Down had I fallen without being pushed。

And the Leader�察�who beheld me so attent��
  Exclaimed�此 �Within the fires the spirits are��
  Each swathes himself with that wherewith he burns。;

;My Master�察─�I replied�察 �by hearing thee
  I am more sure�察�but I surmised already
  It might be so�察�and already wished to ask thee

Who is within that fire�察�which comes so cleft
  At top�察�it seems uprising from the pyre
  Where was Eteocles with his brother placed。;

He answered me�此 �Within there are tormented
  Ulysses and Diomed�察�and thus together
  They unto vengeance run as unto wrath。

And there within their flame do they lament
  The ambush of the horse�察�which made the door
  Whence issued forth the Romans' gentle seed��

Therein is wept the craft�察�for which being dead
  Deidamia still deplores Achilles��
  And pain for the Palladium there is borne。;

;If they within those sparks possess the power
  To speak�察─�I said�察 �thee�察�Master�察�much I pray��
  And re´pray�察�that the prayer be worth a thousand��

That thou make no denial of awaiting
  Until the horned flame shall hither come��
  Thou seest that with desire I lean towards it。;

And he to me�此 �Worthy is thy entreaty
  Of much applause�察�and therefore I accept it��
  But take heed that thy tongue restrain itself。

Leave me to speak�察�because I have conceived
  That which thou wishest�察�for they might disdain
  Perchance�察�since they were Greeks�察�discourse of thine。;

When now the flame had come unto that point��
  Where to my Leader it seemed time and place��
  After this fashion did I hear him speak��

;O ye�察�who are twofold within one fire��
  If I deserved of you�察�while I was living��
  If I deserved of you or much or little

When in the world I wrote the lofty verses��
  Do not move on�察�but one of you declare
  Whither�察�being lost�察�he went away to die。;

Then of the antique flame the greater horn��
  Murmuring�察�began to wave itself about
  Even as a flame doth which the wind fatigues。

Thereafterward�察�the summit to and fro
  Moving as if it were the tongue that spake��
  It uttered forth a voice�察�and said�此 �When I

From Circe had departed�察�who concealed me
  More than a year there near unto Gaeta��
  Or ever yet Aeneas named it so��

Nor fondness for my son�察�nor reverence
  For my old father�察�nor the due affection
  Which joyous should have made Penelope��

Could overcome within me the desire
  I had to be experienced of the world��
  And of the vice and virtue of mankind��

But I put forth on the high open sea
  With one sole ship�察�and that small company
  By which I never had deserted been。

Both of the shores I saw as far as Spain��
  Far as Morocco�察�and the isle of Sardes��
  And the others which that sea bathes round about。

I and my company were old and slow
  When at that narrow passage we arrived
  Where Hercules his landmarks set as signals��

That man no farther onward should adventure。
  On the right hand behind me left I Seville��
  And on the other already had left Ceuta。

'O brothers�察�who amid a hundred thousand
  Perils��' I said�察�'have come unto the West��
  To this so inconsiderable vigil

Which is remaining of your senses still
  Be ye unwilling to deny the knowledge��
  Following the sun�察�of the unpeopled world。

Consider ye the seed from which ye sprang��
  Ye were not made to live like unto brutes��
  But for pursuit of virtue and of knowledge。'

So eager did I render my companions��
  With this brief exhortation�察�for the voyage��
  That then I hardly could have held them back。

And having turned our stern unto the morning��
  We of the oars made wings for our mad flight��
  Evermore gaining on the larboard side。

Already all the stars of the other pole
  The night beheld�察�and ours so very low
  It did not rise above the ocean floor。

Five times rekindled and as many quenched
  Had been the splendour underneath the moon��
  Since we had entered into the deep pass��

When there appeared to us a mountain�察�dim
  From distance�察�and it seemed to me so high
  As I had never any one beheld。

Joyful were we�察�and soon it turned to weeping��
  For out of the new land a whirlwind rose��
  And smote upon the fore part of the ship。

Three times it made her whirl with all the waters��
  At the fourth time it made the stern uplift��
  And the prow downward go�察�as pleased Another��

Until the sea above us closed again。;



Inferno�此�Canto XXVII


Already was the flame erect and quiet��
  To speak no more�察�and now departed from us
  With the permission of the gentle Poet��

When yet another�察�which behind it came��
  Caused us to turn our eyes upon its top
  By a confused sound that issued from it。

As the Sicilian bull ��that bellowed first
  With the lament of him�察�and that was right��
  Who with his file had modulated it��

Bellowed so with the voice of the afflicted��
  That�察�notwithstanding it was made of brass��
  Still it appeared with agony transfixed��

Thus�察�by not having any way or issue
  At first from out the fire�察�to its own language
  Converted were the melancholy words。

But afterwards�察�when they had gathered way
  Up through the point�察�giving it that vibration
  The tongue had given them in their passage out��

We heard it said�此 �O thou�察�at whom I aim
  My voice�察�and who but now wast speaking Lombard��
  Saying�察�'Now go thy way�察�no more I urge thee��'

Because I come perchance a little late��
  To stay and speak with me let it not irk thee��
  Thou seest it irks not me�察�and I am burning。

If thou but lately into this blind world
  Hast fallen down from that sweet Latian land��
  Wherefrom I bring the whole of my transgression��

Say�察�if the Romagnuols have peace or war��
  For I was from the mountains there between
  Urbino and the yoke whence Tiber bursts。;

I still was downward bent and listening��
  When my Conductor touched me on the side��
  Saying�此 �Speak thou�此�this one a Latian is。;

And I�察�who had beforehand my reply
  In readiness�察�forthwith began to speak��
  ;O soul�察�that down below there art concealed��

Romagna thine is not and never has been
  Without war in the bosom of its tyrants��
  But open war I none have left there now。

Ravenna stands as it long years has stood��
  The Eagle of Polenta there is brooding��
  So that she covers Cervia with her vans。

The city which once made the long resistance��
  And of the French a sanguinary heap��
  Beneath the Green Paws finds itself again��

Verrucchio's ancient Mastiff and the new��
  Who made such bad disposal of Montagna��
  Where they are wont make wimbles of their teeth。

The cities of Lamone and Santerno
  Governs the Lioncel of the white lair��
  Who changes sides 'twixt summer´time and winter��

And that of which the Savio bathes the flank��
  Even as it lies between the plain and mountain��
  Lives between tyranny and a free state。

Now I entreat thee tell us who thou art��
  Be not more stubborn than the rest have been��
  So may thy name hold front there in the world。;

After the fire a little more had roared
  In its own fashion�察�the sharp point it moved
  This way and that�察�and then gave forth such breath��

;If I believed that my reply were made
  To one who to the world would e'er return��
  This flame without more flickering would stand still��

But inasmuch as never from this depth
  Did any one return�察�if I hear true��
  Without the fear of infamy I answer��

I was a man of arms�察�then Cordelier��
  Believing thus begirt to make amends��
  And truly my belief had been fulfilled

But for the High Priest�察�whom may ill betide��
  Who put me back into my former sins��
  And how and wherefore I will have thee hear。

While I was still the form of bone and pulp
  My mother gave to me�察�the deeds I did
  Were not those of a lion�察�but a fox。

The machinations and the covert ways
  I knew them all�察�and practised so their craft��
  That to the ends of earth the sound went forth。

When now unto that portion of mine age
  I saw myself arrived�察�when each one ought
  To lower the sails�察�and coil away the ropes��

That which before had pleased me then displeased me��
  And penitent and confessing I surrendered��
  Ah woe is me� �and it would have bestead me��

The Leader of the modern Pharisees
  Having a war near unto Lateran��
  And not with Saracens nor with the Jews��

For each one of his enemies was Christian��
  And none of them had been to conquer Acre��
  Nor merchandising in the Sultan's land��

Nor the high office�察�nor the sacred orders��
  In him regarded�察�nor in me that cord
  Which used to make those girt with it more meagre��

But even as Constantine sought out Sylvester
  To cure his leprosy�察�within Soracte��
  So this one sought me out as an adept

To cure him of the fever of his pride。
  Counsel he asked of me�察�and I was silent��
  Because his words appeared inebriate。

And then he said�此�'Be not thy heart afraid��
  Henceforth I thee absolve�察�and thou instruct me
  How to raze Palestrina to the ground。

Heaven have I power to lock and to unlock��
  As thou dost know�察�therefore the keys are two��
  The which my predecessor held not dear。'

Then urged me on his weighty arguments
  There�察�where

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