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Then reigned within my lofty fantasy
  One crucified�察�disdainful and ferocious
  In countenance�察�and even thus was dying。

Around him were the great Ahasuerus��
  Esther his wife�察�and the just Mordecai��
  Who was in word and action so entire。

And even as this image burst asunder
  Of its own self�察�in fashion of a bubble
  In which the water it was made of fails��

There rose up in my vision a young maiden
  Bitterly weeping�察�and she said�此 �O queen��
  Why hast thou wished in anger to be naught��

Thou'st slain thyself�察�Lavinia not to lose��
  Now hast thou lost me�察�I am she who mourns��
  Mother�察�at thine ere at another's ruin。;

As sleep is broken�察�when upon a sudden
  New light strikes in upon the eyelids closed��
  And broken quivers ere it dieth wholly��

So this imagining of mine fell down
  As soon as the effulgence smote my face��
  Greater by far than what is in our wont。

I turned me round to see where I might be��
  When said a voice�察 �Here is the passage up�察�
  Which from all other purposes removed me��

And made my wish so full of eagerness
  To look and see who was it that was speaking��
  It never rests till meeting face to face��

But as before the sun�察�which quells the sight��
  And in its own excess its figure veils��
  Even so my power was insufficient here。

;This is a spirit divine�察�who in the way
  Of going up directs us without asking��
  And who with his own light himself conceals。

He does with us as man doth with himself��
  For he who sees the need�察�and waits the asking��
  Malignly leans already tow'rds denial。

Accord we now our feet to such inviting��
  Let us make haste to mount ere it grow dark��
  For then we could not till the day return。;

Thus my Conductor said�察�and I and he
  Together turned our footsteps to a stairway��
  And I�察�as soon as the first step I reached��

Near me perceived a motion as of wings��
  And fanning in the face�察�and saying�察 �'Beati
  Pacifici��' who are without ill anger。;

Already over us were so uplifted
  The latest sunbeams�察�which the night pursues��
  That upon many sides the stars appeared。

;O manhood mine�察�why dost thou vanish so�拭�
  I said within myself�察�for I perceived
  The vigour of my legs was put in truce。

We at the point were where no more ascends
  The stairway upward�察�and were motionless��
  Even as a ship�察�which at the shore arrives��

And I gave heed a little�察�if I might hear
  Aught whatsoever in the circle new��
  Then to my Master turned me round and said��

;Say�察�my sweet Father�察�what delinquency
  Is purged here in the circle where we are��
  Although our feet may pause�察�pause not thy speech。;

And he to me�此 �The love of good�察�remiss
  In what it should have done�察�is here restored��
  Here plied again the ill´belated oar��

But still more openly to understand��
  Turn unto me thy mind�察�and thou shalt gather
  Some profitable fruit from our delay。

Neither Creator nor a creature ever��
  Son�察─�he began�察 �was destitute of love
  Natural or spiritual�察�and thou knowest it。

The natural was ever without error��
  But err the other may by evil object��
  Or by too much�察�or by too little vigour。

While in the first it well directed is��
  And in the second moderates itself��
  It cannot be the cause of sinful pleasure��

But when to ill it turns�察�and�察�with more care
  Or lesser than it ought�察�runs after good��
  'Gainst the Creator works his own creation。

Hence thou mayst comprehend that love must be
  The seed within yourselves of every virtue��
  And every act that merits punishment。

Now inasmuch as never from the welfare
  Of its own subject can love turn its sight��
  From their own hatred all things are secure��

And since we cannot think of any being
  Standing alone�察�nor from the First divided��
  Of hating Him is all desire cut off。

Hence if�察�discriminating�察�I judge well��
  The evil that one loves is of one's neighbour��
  And this is born in three modes in your clay。

There are�察�who�察�by abasement of their neighbour��
  Hope to excel�察�and therefore only long
  That from his greatness he may be cast down��

There are�察�who power�察�grace�察�honour�察�and renown
  Fear they may lose because another rises��
  Thence are so sad that the reverse they love��

And there are those whom injury seems to chafe��
  So that it makes them greedy for revenge��
  And such must needs shape out another's harm。

This threefold love is wept for down below��
  Now of the other will I have thee hear��
  That runneth after good with measure faulty。

Each one confusedly a good conceives
  Wherein the mind may rest�察�and longeth for it��
  Therefore to overtake it each one strives。

If languid love to look on this attract you��
  Or in attaining unto it�察�this cornice��
  After just penitence�察�torments you for it。

There's other good that does not make man happy��
  'Tis not felicity�察�'tis not the good
  Essence�察�of every good the fruit and root。

The love that yields itself too much to this
  Above us is lamented in three circles��
  But how tripartite it may be described��

I say not�察�that thou seek it for thyself。;



Purgatorio�此�Canto XVIII


An end had put unto his reasoning
  The lofty Teacher�察�and attent was looking
  Into my face�察�if I appeared content��

And I�察�whom a new thirst still goaded on��
  Without was mute�察�and said within�此 �Perchance
  The too much questioning I make annoys him。;

But that true Father�察�who had comprehended
  The timid wish�察�that opened not itself��
  By speaking gave me hardihood to speak。

Whence I�此 �My sight is�察�Master�察�vivified
  So in thy light�察�that clearly I discern
  Whate'er thy speech importeth or describes。

Therefore I thee entreat�察�sweet Father dear��
  To teach me love�察�to which thou dost refer
  Every good action and its contrary。;

;Direct�察─�he said�察 �towards me the keen eyes
  Of intellect�察�and clear will be to thee
  The error of the blind�察�who would be leaders。

The soul�察�which is created apt to love��
  Is mobile unto everything that pleases��
  Soon as by pleasure she is waked to action。

Your apprehension from some real thing
  An image draws�察�and in yourselves displays it
  So that it makes the soul turn unto it。

And if�察�when turned�察�towards it she incline��
  Love is that inclination�察�it is nature��
  Which is by pleasure bound in you anew

Then even as the fire doth upward move
  By its own form�察�which to ascend is born��
  Where longest in its matter it endures��

So comes the captive soul into desire��
  Which is a motion spiritual�察�and ne'er rests
  Until she doth enjoy the thing beloved。

Now may apparent be to thee how hidden
  The truth is from those people�察�who aver
  All love is in itself a laudable thing��

Because its matter may perchance appear
  Aye to be good�察�but yet not each impression
  Is good�察�albeit good may be the wax。;

;Thy words�察�and my sequacious intellect�察�
  I answered him�察 �have love revealed to me��
  But that has made me more impregned with doubt��

For if love from without be offered us��
  And with another foot the soul go not��
  If right or wrong she go�察�'tis not her merit。;

And he to me�此 �What reason seeth here��
  Myself can tell thee�察�beyond that await
  For Beatrice�察�since 'tis a work of faith。

Every substantial form�察�that segregate
  From matter is�察�and with it is united��
  Specific power has in itself collected��

Which without act is not perceptible��
  Nor shows itself except by its effect��
  As life does in a plant by the green leaves。

But still�察�whence cometh the intelligence
  Of the first notions�察�man is ignorant��
  And the affection for the first allurements��

Which are in you as instinct in the bee
  To make its honey�察�and this first desire
  Merit of praise or blame containeth not。

Now�察�that to this all others may be gathered��
  Innate within you is the power that counsels��
  And it should keep the threshold of assent。

This is the principle�察�from which is taken
  Occasion of desert in you�察�according
  As good and guilty loves it takes and winnows。

Those who�察�in reasoning�察�to the bottom went��
  Were of this innate liberty aware��
  Therefore bequeathed they Ethics to the world。

Supposing�察�then�察�that from necessity
  Springs every love that is within you kindled��
  Within yourselves the power is to restrain it。

The noble virtue Beatrice understands
  By the free will�察�and therefore see that thou
  Bear it in mind�察�if she should speak of it。;

The moon�察�belated almost unto midnight��
  Now made the stars appear to us more rare��
  Formed like a bucket�察�that is all ablaze��

And counter to the heavens ran through those paths
  Which the sun sets aflame�察�when he of Rome
  Sees it 'twixt Sardes and Corsicans go down��

And that patrician shade�察�for whom is named
  Pietola more than any Mantuan town��
  Had laid aside the burden of my lading��

Whence I�察�who reason manifest and plain
  In answer to my questions had received��
  Stood like a man in drowsy reverie。

But taken from me was this drowsiness
  Suddenly by a people�察�that behind
  Our backs already had come round to us。

And as�察�of old�察�Ismenus and Asopus
  Beside them saw at night the rush and throng��
  If but the Thebans were in need of Bacchus��

So they along that circle curve their step��
  From what I saw of those approaching us��
  Who by good´will and righteous love are ridden。

Full soon they were upon us�察�because running
  Moved onward all that mighty multitude��
  And two in the advance cried out�察�lamenting��

;Mary in haste unto the mountain ran��
  And Caesar�察�that he might subdue Ilerda��
  Thrust at Marseilles�察�and then ran into Spain。;

;Quick� �quick� �so that the time may not be lost
  By little love� ─�forthwith the others cried��
  ;For ardour in well´doing freshens grace� �

;O folk�察�in whom an eager fervour now
  Supplies perhaps delay and negligence��
  Put by you in well´doing�察�through lukewarmness��

This one who lives�察�and truly I lie not��
  Would fain go up�察�if but the sun relight us��
  So tell us where the passage nearest is。;

These were the words of him who was my Guide��
  And some one of those spirits said�此 �Come on
  Behind us�察�and the opening shalt thou find��

So full of longing are we to move onward��
  That stay we cannot�察�therefore pardon us��
  If thou for churlishness our justice take。

I was San Zeno's Abbot at Verona��
  Under the empire of good Barbarossa��
  Of whom still sorrowing Milan holds discourse��

And he has one foot in the grave already��
  Who shall erelong lament that monastery��
  And sorry be of having there had power��

Because his son�察�in his whole body sick��
  And worse in mind�察�and who was evil´born��
  He put into the place of its true pastor。;

If more he said�察�or silent was�察�I know not��
  He had already passed so far beyond us��
  But this I heard�察�and to retain it pleased me。

And he who was in every need my succour
  Said�此 �Turn thee hitherward�察�see two of them
  Come fastening upon slothfulness their teeth。;

In rear of all they shouted�此 �Sooner were
  The people dead to whom the sea was opened��
  Than their inheritors the Jordan saw��

And those who the fatigue did not endure
  Unto the issue�察�with Anchises' son��
  Themselves to life

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