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Page viii
... is heard , As of a mighty wind , and men devout , Strangers of Rome , and the new proselytes , In their own language hear thy wondrous word , And many are amazed and many doubt . PARADISO PARADISO . CANTO I. THE glory of Him who.
... is heard , As of a mighty wind , and men devout , Strangers of Rome , and the new proselytes , In their own language hear thy wondrous word , And many are amazed and many doubt . PARADISO PARADISO . CANTO I. THE glory of Him who.
Page 36
... Rome assume it . What it achieved from Var unto the Rhine , Isère beheld and Saône , beheld the Seine , And every valley whence the Rhone is filled ; What it achieved when it had left Ravenna , And leaped the Rubicon , was such a flight ...
... Rome assume it . What it achieved from Var unto the Rhine , Isère beheld and Saône , beheld the Seine , And every valley whence the Rhone is filled ; What it achieved when it had left Ravenna , And leaped the Rubicon , was such a flight ...
Page 60
... shows upon 115 120 125 130 their margins . 135 On this are Pope and Cardinals intent ; Their meditations reach not Nazareth , There where his pinions Gabriel unfolded ; But Vatican and the other parts elect Of Rome , 60 The Divine Comedy.
... shows upon 115 120 125 130 their margins . 135 On this are Pope and Cardinals intent ; Their meditations reach not Nazareth , There where his pinions Gabriel unfolded ; But Vatican and the other parts elect Of Rome , 60 The Divine Comedy.
Page 61
Dante Alighieri. But Vatican and the other parts elect Of Rome , which have a cemetery been Unto the soldiery that followed Peter , Shall soon be free from this adultery . " 140 CANTO X. LOOKING into his Son with all the Love Paradiso IX .
Dante Alighieri. But Vatican and the other parts elect Of Rome , which have a cemetery been Unto the soldiery that followed Peter , Shall soon be free from this adultery . " 140 CANTO X. LOOKING into his Son with all the Love Paradiso IX .
Page 100
... Rome . great a marvel then would have been held A Lapo Salterello , a Cianghella , As Cincinnatus or Cornelia now . To such a quiet , such a beautiful Life of the citizen , to such a safe Community , and to so sweet an inn , Did Mary ...
... Rome . great a marvel then would have been held A Lapo Salterello , a Cianghella , As Cincinnatus or Cornelia now . To such a quiet , such a beautiful Life of the citizen , to such a safe Community , and to so sweet an inn , Did Mary ...
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