National Epics
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Of those who remained behind, Beatrice asked that Dante be sprinkled with the waters of the living Foun- tain j and while they gave their consent. Saint Peter appeared as a fire whirling ecstatically, and singing a divine song.
He examined the trembling poet on faith, and his questions being answered satisfactorily, encircled him thrice with his light. Saint James, who next came forth, was likewise pleased with his response on Hope, and he was then blinded by the effulgence of John, so that for... a time he could not see the face of his lady.
Of Love he spoke with John, and then talked with x\dam.
As he listened to the strains of richest melody, he noticed one of the lights — Saint Peter — change from white to red, and then, as silence fell, speak, enraged at the worldliness of the Holy See. ** My cemetery has been made a sewer of blood and stench. When thou retumest to earth, reveal what thou hast heard. Do not thou conceal what I have not concealed." Commanded by Beatrice, Dante looked back at earth once more, and as he looked, was carried up into the heaven of the Primum Mobile, where dwelt the moral philosophers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of those who remained behind, Beatrice asked that Dante be sprinkled with the waters of the living Foun- tain j and while they gave their consent. Saint Peter appeared as a fire whirling ecstatically, and singing a divine song.
He examined the trembling poet on faith, and his questions being answered satisfactorily, encircled him thrice with his light. Saint James, who next came forth, was likewise pleased with his response on Hope, and he was then blinded by the effulgence of John, so that for... a time he could not see the face of his lady.
Of Love he spoke with John, and then talked with x\dam.
As he listened to the strains of richest melody, he noticed one of the lights — Saint Peter — change from white to red, and then, as silence fell, speak, enraged at the worldliness of the Holy See. ** My cemetery has been made a sewer of blood and stench. When thou retumest to earth, reveal what thou hast heard. Do not thou conceal what I have not concealed." Commanded by Beatrice, Dante looked back at earth once more, and as he looked, was carried up into the heaven of the Primum Mobile, where dwelt the moral philosophers.
What to read after National Epics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rabb Kate Milner to read onlineMoreLess
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