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So�察�piercing through the dense and darksome air��
  More and more near approaching tow'rd the verge��
  My error fled�察�and fear came over me��

Because as on its circular parapets
  Montereggione crowns itself with towers��
  E'en thus the margin which surrounds the well

With one half of their bodies turreted
  The horrible giants�察�whom Jove menaces
  E'en now from out the heavens when he thunders。

And I of one already saw the face��
  Shoulders�察�and breast�察�and great part of the belly��
  And down along his sides both of the arms。

Certainly Nature�察�when she left the making
  Of animals like these�察�did well indeed��
  By taking such executors from Mars��

And if of elephants and whales she doth not
  Repent her�察�whosoever looketh subtly
  More just and more discreet will hold her for it��

For where the argument of intellect
  Is added unto evil will and power��
  No rampart can the people make against it。

His face appeared to me as long and large
  As is at Rome the pine´cone of Saint Peter's��
  And in proportion were the other bones��

So that the margin�察�which an apron was
  Down from the middle�察�showed so much of him
  Above it�察�that to reach up to his hair

Three Frieslanders in vain had vaunted them��
  For I beheld thirty great palms of him
  Down from the place where man his mantle buckles。

;Raphael mai amech izabi almi�察�
  Began to clamour the ferocious mouth��
  To which were not befitting sweeter psalms。

And unto him my Guide�此 �Soul idiotic��
  Keep to thy horn�察�and vent thyself with that��
  When wrath or other passion touches thee。

Search round thy neck�察�and thou wilt find the belt
  Which keeps it fastened�察�O bewildered soul��
  And see it�察�where it bars thy mighty breast。;

Then said to me�此 �He doth himself accuse��
  This one is Nimrod�察�by whose evil thought
  One language in the world is not still used。

Here let us leave him and not speak in vain��
  For even such to him is every language
  As his to others�察�which to none is known。;

Therefore a longer journey did we make��
  Turned to the left�察�and a crossbow´shot oft
  We found another far more fierce and large。

In binding him�察�who might the master be
  I cannot say�察�but he had pinioned close
  Behind the right arm�察�and in front the other��

With chains�察�that held him so begirt about
  From the neck down�察�that on the part uncovered
  It wound itself as far as the fifth gyre。

;This proud one wished to make experiment
  Of his own power against the Supreme Jove�察�
  My Leader said�察 �whence he has such a guerdon。

Ephialtes is his name�察�he showed great prowess。
  What time the giants terrified the gods��
  The arms he wielded never more he moves。;

And I to him�此 �If possible�察�I should wish
  That of the measureless Briareus
  These eyes of mine might have experience。;

Whence he replied�此 �Thou shalt behold Antaeus
  Close by here�察�who can speak and is unbound��
  Who at the bottom of all crime shall place us。

Much farther yon is he whom thou wouldst see��
  And he is bound�察�and fashioned like to this one��
  Save that he seems in aspect more ferocious。;

There never was an earthquake of such might
  That it could shake a tower so violently��
  As Ephialtes suddenly shook himself。

Then was I more afraid of death than ever��
  For nothing more was needful than the fear��
  If I had not beheld the manacles。

Then we proceeded farther in advance��
  And to Antaeus came�察�who�察�full five ells
  Without the head�察�forth issued from the cavern。

;O thou�察�who in the valley fortunate��
  Which Scipio the heir of glory made��
  When Hannibal turned back with all his hosts��

Once brought'st a thousand lions for thy prey��
  And who�察�hadst thou been at the mighty war
  Among thy brothers�察�some it seems still think

The sons of Earth the victory would have gained��
  Place us below�察�nor be disdainful of it��
  There where the cold doth lock Cocytus up。

Make us not go to Tityus nor Typhoeus��
  This one can give of that which here is longed for��
  Therefore stoop down�察�and do not curl thy lip。

Still in the world can he restore thy fame��
  Because he lives�察�and still expects long life��
  If to itself Grace call him not untimely。;

So said the Master�察�and in haste the other
  His hands extended and took up my Guide��
  Hands whose great pressure Hercules once felt。

Virgilius�察�when he felt himself embraced��
  Said unto me�此 �Draw nigh�察�that I may take thee�察�
  Then of himself and me one bundle made。

As seems the Carisenda�察�to behold
  Beneath the leaning side�察�when goes a cloud
  Above it so that opposite it hangs��

Such did Antaeus seem to me�察�who stood
  Watching to see him stoop�察�and then it was
  I could have wished to go some other way。

But lightly in the abyss�察�which swallows up
  Judas with Lucifer�察�he put us down��
  Nor thus bowed downward made he there delay��

But�察�as a mast does in a ship�察�uprose。



Inferno�此�Canto XXXII


If I had rhymes both rough and stridulous��
  As were appropriate to the dismal hole
  Down upon which thrust all the other rocks��

I would press out the juice of my conception
  More fully�察�but because I have them not��
  Not without fear I bring myself to speak��

For 'tis no enterprise to take in jest��
  To sketch the bottom of all the universe��
  Nor for a tongue that cries Mamma and Babbo。

But may those Ladies help this verse of mine��
  Who helped Amphion in enclosing Thebes��
  That from the fact the word be not diverse。

O rabble ill´begotten above all��
  Who're in the place to speak of which is hard��
  'Twere better ye had here been sheep or goats��

When we were down within the darksome well��
  Beneath the giant's feet�察�but lower far��
  And I was scanning still the lofty wall��

I heard it said to me�此 �Look how thou steppest��
  Take heed thou do not trample with thy feet
  The heads of the tired�察�miserable brothers� �

Whereat I turned me round�察�and saw before me
  And underfoot a lake�察�that from the frost
  The semblance had of glass�察�and not of water。

So thick a veil ne'er made upon its current
  In winter´time Danube in Austria��
  Nor there beneath the frigid sky the Don��

As there was here�察�so that if Tambernich
  Had fallen upon it�察�or Pietrapana��
  E'en at the edge 'twould not have given a creak。

And as to croak the frog doth place himself
  With muzzle out of water��when is dreaming
  Of gleaning oftentimes the peasant´girl��

Livid�察�as far down as where shame appears��
  Were the disconsolate shades within the ice��
  Setting their teeth unto the note of storks。

Each one his countenance held downward bent��
  From mouth the cold�察�from eyes the doleful heart
  Among them witness of itself procures。

When round about me somewhat I had looked��
  I downward turned me�察�and saw two so close��
  The hair upon their heads together mingled。

;Ye who so strain your breasts together�察�tell me�察�
  I said�察 �who are you�察─�and they bent their necks��
  And when to me their faces they had lifted��

Their eyes�察�which first were only moist within��
  Gushed o'er the eyelids�察�and the frost congealed
  The tears between�察�and locked them up again。

Clamp never bound together wood with wood
  So strongly�察�whereat they�察�like two he´goats��
  Butted together�察�so much wrath o'ercame them。

And one�察�who had by reason of the cold
  Lost both his ears�察�still with his visage downward��
  Said�此 �Why dost thou so mirror thyself in us��

If thou desire to know who these two are��
  The valley whence Bisenzio descends
  Belonged to them and to their father Albert。

They from one body came�察�and all Caina
  Thou shalt search through�察�and shalt not find a shade
  More worthy to be fixed in gelatine��

Not he in whom were broken breast and shadow
  At one and the same blow by Arthur's hand��
  Focaccia not�察�not he who me encumbers

So with his head I see no farther forward��
  And bore the name of Sassol Mascheroni��
  Well knowest thou who he was�察�if thou art Tuscan。

And that thou put me not to further speech��
  Know that I Camicion de' Pazzi was��
  And wait Carlino to exonerate me。;

Then I beheld a thousand faces�察�made
  Purple with cold�察�whence o'er me comes a shudder��
  And evermore will come�察�at frozen ponds。

And while we were advancing tow'rds the middle��
  Where everything of weight unites together��
  And I was shivering in the eternal shade��

Whether 'twere will�察�or destiny�察�or chance��
  I know not�察�but in walking 'mong the heads
  I struck my foot hard in the face of one。

Weeping he growled�此 �Why dost thou trample me��
  Unless thou comest to increase the vengeance
  of Montaperti�察�why dost thou molest me�拭�

And I�此 �My Master�察�now wait here for me��
  That I through him may issue from a doubt��
  Then thou mayst hurry me�察�as thou shalt wish。;

The Leader stopped�察�and to that one I said
  Who was blaspheming vehemently still��
  ;Who art thou�察�that thus reprehendest others�拭�

;Now who art thou�察�that goest through Antenora
  Smiting�察─�replied he�察 �other people's cheeks��
  So that�察�if thou wert living�察�'twere too much�拭�

;Living I am�察�and dear to thee it may be�察�
  Was my response�察 �if thou demandest fame��
  That 'mid the other notes thy name I place。;

And he to me�此 �For the reverse I long��
  Take thyself hence�察�and give me no more trouble��
  For ill thou knowest to flatter in this hollow。;

Then by the scalp behind I seized upon him��
  And said�此 �It must needs be thou name thyself��
  Or not a hair remain upon thee here。;

Whence he to me�此 �Though thou strip off my hair��
  I will not tell thee who I am�察�nor show thee��
  If on my head a thousand times thou fall。;

I had his hair in hand already twisted��
  And more than one shock of it had pulled out��
  He barking�察�with his eyes held firmly down��

When cried another�此 �What doth ail thee�察�Bocca��
  Is't not enough to clatter with thy jaws��
  But thou must bark�拭�what devil touches thee�拭�

;Now�察─�said I�察 �I care not to have thee speak��
  Accursed traitor�察�for unto thy shame
  I will report of thee veracious news。;

;Begone�察─�replied he�察 �and tell what thou wilt��
  But be not silent�察�if thou issue hence��
  Of him who had just now his tongue so prompt��

He weepeth here the silver of the French��
  'I saw��' thus canst thou phrase it�察�'him of Duera
  There where the sinners stand out in the cold。'

If thou shouldst questioned be who else was there��
  Thou hast beside thee him of Beccaria��
  Of whom the gorget Florence slit asunder��

Gianni del Soldanier�察�I think�察�may be
  Yonder with Ganellon�察�and Tebaldello
  Who oped Faenza when the people slep。;

Already we had gone away from him��
  When I beheld two frozen in one hole��
  So that one head a hood was to the other��

And even as bread through hunger is devoured��
  The uppermost on the other set his teeth��
  There where the brain is to the nape united。

Not in another fashion Tydeus gnawed
  The temples of Menalippus in disdain��
  Than that one did the skull and the other things。

;O thou�察�who showest by such bestial sign
  Thy hatred against him whom thou art eating��
  Tell me the wherefore�察─�said I�察 �with this compact��

That if thou rightfully of him complain��
  In knowing who ye are�察�and his transgression��

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