Readings On the Inferno of Dante, Based Upon the Commentary of Benvenuto Da Imola And Other Authorities
Readings On the Inferno of Dante, Based Upon the Commentary of Benvenuto Da Imola And Other Authorities
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=^ — ~^ ii\\ Readings on the Inferno.
"3 Thus they depart over the murky water, and even before they have landed on the far side, again is a fresh company collected on this.
Division V. — In lines 72-74, Dante had put two questions to Virgil, namely: (1) What people are"^ these iquali sono ?) on the bank of the Acheron ? and -^ (2) What law makes them so desirous of passing^N I over the river {qual costunu U fa di traf-assar purer ^ ' s» pronic) ? Virgil had promised Dante that this information... should be given him as soon as they had reached the shore of the Acheron, and now ac- cordingly proceeds to answer his questions.
— "Fiijliuol mio,"— disse il Maestro corlesu.* — "Quelli che rauoion nwll' ira di Dio Tutti convegnon f qui d' ogni pacse : B pronli sono a trapassar la rio, Ch^ la divina giustjzia gli sprona las Si che la tema si volge in disio.
" My Son," said the courteous Master, " they who die in the wrath of God all assemble here from every country, and they are ready to cro3S the river, because Divine Justice so spurs them on (by means of their conscience) that their very dread (of punishment) is turned into desire (of undergoing it).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
=^ — ~^ ii\\ Readings on the Inferno.
"3 Thus they depart over the murky water, and even before they have landed on the far side, again is a fresh company collected on this.
Division V. — In lines 72-74, Dante had put two questions to Virgil, namely: (1) What people are"^ these iquali sono ?) on the bank of the Acheron ? and -^ (2) What law makes them so desirous of passing^N I over the river {qual costunu U fa di traf-assar purer ^ ' s» pronic) ? Virgil had promised Dante that this information... should be given him as soon as they had reached the shore of the Acheron, and now ac- cordingly proceeds to answer his questions.
— "Fiijliuol mio,"— disse il Maestro corlesu.* — "Quelli che rauoion nwll' ira di Dio Tutti convegnon f qui d' ogni pacse : B pronli sono a trapassar la rio, Ch^ la divina giustjzia gli sprona las Si che la tema si volge in disio.
" My Son," said the courteous Master, " they who die in the wrath of God all assemble here from every country, and they are ready to cro3S the river, because Divine Justice so spurs them on (by means of their conscience) that their very dread (of punishment) is turned into desire (of undergoing it).
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