An English Commentary On Dantes Divina Commedia
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: by taking our nature Christ enabled us to recover from the effects of the Fall, dimesso : 'excused, ' 'pardoned/ 118-20. Erano scarsi, &c. : 'would have failed (lit. Fell short) to satisfy justice/ erano scarsi . . . Se non fosse is an irregular sequence ; for other instances see note on Inf. Xxix. 38.
121 foil. Beatrice now returns, to her remark (11. 679) that what is created immediately by God is in itself eternal ; this might seem to imply that the lower material creation is eternal. She ...explains that the lower material creation was not created by God immediately, but through the intervention of other agencies. The lower material creation is here distinguished from the heavens, which are composed of pure matter.
122, 123. Ritorno, &c. : 'I go back to furnish an explanation with regard to a certain point, in order that in that matter (li) you may see as clearly as I do/ 125. Lor misture : combinations of the four elements which have just been mentioned.
127-9. Creature: i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: by taking our nature Christ enabled us to recover from the effects of the Fall, dimesso : 'excused, ' 'pardoned/ 118-20. Erano scarsi, &c. : 'would have failed (lit. Fell short) to satisfy justice/ erano scarsi . . . Se non fosse is an irregular sequence ; for other instances see note on Inf. Xxix. 38.
121 foil. Beatrice now returns, to her remark (11. 679) that what is created immediately by God is in itself eternal ; this might seem to imply that the lower material creation is eternal. She ...explains that the lower material creation was not created by God immediately, but through the intervention of other agencies. The lower material creation is here distinguished from the heavens, which are composed of pure matter.
122, 123. Ritorno, &c. : 'I go back to furnish an explanation with regard to a certain point, in order that in that matter (li) you may see as clearly as I do/ 125. Lor misture : combinations of the four elements which have just been mentioned.
127-9. Creature: i.
What to read after An English Commentary On Dantes Divina Commedia?
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