... per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo , ” Paradiso 19.48 ) . In the implicit continuities we recognize again the po- etics of " Amor , tu vedi ben . " The causes of ice and stone in the petrose and in Cocito are homolo- gous in each case ...

... Per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo " ) . The Homilies assert that " our life doeth lie in the hand of god , who will take it away when it pleseth him .... " Citing Wisdom vii.6 , " all men come into this worlde , and goe out of the ...

... Per non aspettar lume cadde acerbo . " -Par . , c . xix . , 1. 44 . " In proof whereof , He first through pride supplanted , who was sum Of each created being , waited not For light celestial , and abortive fell . " " Such cleansing ...

... per non aspettar lume, cadde acerbo” (for not waiting on the light he fell unripe) (Par. 19.48). In the absence of any other, more obscure or suspect motive for condemning Guido, this would be reason enough. Both Aristotle in the Ethics ...

... Per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo " ; " Through not awaiting light , fell immature . " Adam , as we have heard , tells Dante that it was pride , rather than disobedience , that lost him the Earthly Paradise . He wanted to be as God ...

... per non aspettar lume cadde acerbo': 'through not waiting for light, he fell unripe'. When Dante speaks at Purgatorio 32: 103 of his purposes in writing the Commedia, he declares that he writes 'for the benefit of the world that lives ...

... Per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo . ( Par . xix , 48. ) Our weaker minds can no more read the councils of divine justice than our eyes the depths of the unfathomable sea . But more , our very idea of justice comes from God alone , is ...

... per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo , " suggested the symptom to Milton . In any event , the famous address to the sun with which Satan begins his first soliloquy , when he alights on earth , reads as though along with Daniello he had ...

... per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo . ( Par . XIX , 46-8 ) ( ... the first proud being fell , unripe and bitter , from the height of all creation ; he would not wait for light . ) - In keeping with the intensity of its moral theme ...

... per non aspettar lume , cadde acerbo , e quinci appar ch ' ogne minor natura è corto recettacolo a quel bene che non ha fine e sé con sé misura . Dunque vostra veduta , che convene essere alcun de ' raggi de la Mente di che tutte le ...