The Vision; Or Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise,Taylor and Hessey, Fleet Street., 1819 |
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... behold me of thy favour'd tree Come to the foot , and crown myself with leaves : For to that honour thou , and my high theme Will fit me . If but seldom , mighty Sire ! To grace his triumph , gathers thence a wreath Cæsar , or bard ...
... behold me of thy favour'd tree Come to the foot , and crown myself with leaves : For to that honour thou , and my high theme Will fit me . If but seldom , mighty Sire ! To grace his triumph , gathers thence a wreath Cæsar , or bard ...
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... behold the rising sun , turns herself to the left . || As from the first a second beam . ] " Like a reflected sunbeam , " which he compares to a pilgrim hastening homewards . Ne simil tanto mai raggio secondo Dal primo uscì . Filicaja ...
... behold the rising sun , turns herself to the left . || As from the first a second beam . ] " Like a reflected sunbeam , " which he compares to a pilgrim hastening homewards . Ne simil tanto mai raggio secondo Dal primo uscì . Filicaja ...
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... behold . Beatrice upward gaz'd , and I on her ; And in such space as on the notch a dart Is plac'd , then loosen'd flies , I saw myself Arriv'd , where wond'rous thing engag'd my sight . Whence she , to whom no care of mine was hid ...
... behold . Beatrice upward gaz'd , and I on her ; And in such space as on the notch a dart Is plac'd , then loosen'd flies , I saw myself Arriv'd , where wond'rous thing engag'd my sight . Whence she , to whom no care of mine was hid ...
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... behold That essence , which discovers by what means 40 God and our nature join'd ! There will be seen That , which we hold through faith ; not shown by proof , But in itself intelligibly plain , E'en as the truth * that man at first ...
... behold That essence , which discovers by what means 40 God and our nature join'd ! There will be seen That , which we hold through faith ; not shown by proof , But in itself intelligibly plain , E'en as the truth * that man at first ...
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... behold'st , Hither through failure of their vow exil❜d . But speak thou with them ; listen , and believe , That the true light , which fills them with desire , Permits not from it's beams their feet to stray . " Straight to the shadow ...
... behold'st , Hither through failure of their vow exil❜d . But speak thou with them ; listen , and believe , That the true light , which fills them with desire , Permits not from it's beams their feet to stray . " Straight to the shadow ...
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Amyclas angels answer'd appear'd Argument Aristotle beam beatified Beatrice beautiful behold blessed blest bright Buondelmonti Cacciaguida Cæsar canto celestial Charlemagne Charles Martel Chaucer Christ circle Convito Dante Dionysius the Areopagite divine dost doth E'en earth Edition Emperor erewhile eternal eyes faith fix'd flame Florence foolscap 8vo Frezzi Galicia Ghibellines glory grace Guenever hath heaven Hell hence Hist holy Justinian king lady light living lofty Lombardi look mayst mighty Milton mind mortal mov'd nature ne'er o'er Ovid Paradise passage Peter Phaëton Piccarda Pietro planet Poet Pope Provençal Purgatory Quadrir Rome round Saint Saint Peter saintly seem'd shines sight smile song soul spake sphere spirit splendour star substance sweet thee thence thine things Thomas Aquinas thou hast thou shalt thought truth turn'd unto Urbisaglia Venturi Villani Virgin virtue vision voice whence words wouldst