Dante And Other Essays
Dante And Other Essays
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135. * That full of tyrants is Italia's land ; And Marcellus straight accounted is Each peasant vile that wields a factions hand. WRIGHT.
DANTE 93 of God's great order for raising men to perfection ; not indispensable, yet ordinary parts ; having their important place, though but for the present time; and though imperfect, real instruments of His moral government. He could not believe it to be the intention of Providence that on the introduction of higher hopes and the foundation of a higher so...ciety, civil society should collapse and be left to ruin, as henceforth useless or prejudicial in man's trial and training. He saw the significant intimations of nature, that law and its results, justice, peace, and stability, ought to be and might be realised among men ; he could not think that they had lost their meaning and faded away before the announcement of a kingdom not of this world. And if the per- fection of civil society had not been superseded by the Church, it had become clear, if events were to be read as signs, that she was not intended to supply its political offices and functions.
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135. * That full of tyrants is Italia's land ; And Marcellus straight accounted is Each peasant vile that wields a factions hand. WRIGHT.
DANTE 93 of God's great order for raising men to perfection ; not indispensable, yet ordinary parts ; having their important place, though but for the present time; and though imperfect, real instruments of His moral government. He could not believe it to be the intention of Providence that on the introduction of higher hopes and the foundation of a higher so...ciety, civil society should collapse and be left to ruin, as henceforth useless or prejudicial in man's trial and training. He saw the significant intimations of nature, that law and its results, justice, peace, and stability, ought to be and might be realised among men ; he could not think that they had lost their meaning and faded away before the announcement of a kingdom not of this world. And if the per- fection of civil society had not been superseded by the Church, it had become clear, if events were to be read as signs, that she was not intended to supply its political offices and functions.
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