Dantes Pilgrims Progress Or the Passage of the Blessed Soul From the Slaver
Dantes Pilgrims Progress Or the Passage of the Blessed Soul From the Slaver
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Dominic. ( XVIII ) to the Church as (XII. 55-57) 'Benignant to its own and to its enemies cruel. ' Those who persecute, 'thinking they are doing God service, ' need the illumination of Light as much as the warmth of Love. Our Lord tells us that they do these things because they have not known the Father nor the Son. The Divine-human relationship has not enlightened their thoughts about 'doing God ser- vice ' (John xvi. 2, 3).
The following lines from the history of St. Dominic are fine in their... portrayal of him as the Champion of the Church. He would ask nothing for himself but permission to do battle against the erring world (Canto XII. 97) : ' With will and doctrine then himself he threw In Apostolic office to proceed, Like torrent which its streams from high source drew ; And so upon the heretics' false breed He fiercely swept, most vehemently there, Where rebel will did most his course impede. ' DEAN PLUMPTRE'S translation.
' Poi con dottrina e con volere insieme Con 1' ufficio apostolico si mosse, Quasi torrente che 1 'alte vene preme ; E negli sterpi eretici percosse L' impeto suo, piu veramente quivi, Dove le resistenze eran piu grosse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dominic. ( XVIII ) to the Church as (XII. 55-57) 'Benignant to its own and to its enemies cruel. ' Those who persecute, 'thinking they are doing God service, ' need the illumination of Light as much as the warmth of Love. Our Lord tells us that they do these things because they have not known the Father nor the Son. The Divine-human relationship has not enlightened their thoughts about 'doing God ser- vice ' (John xvi. 2, 3).
The following lines from the history of St. Dominic are fine in their... portrayal of him as the Champion of the Church. He would ask nothing for himself but permission to do battle against the erring world (Canto XII. 97) : ' With will and doctrine then himself he threw In Apostolic office to proceed, Like torrent which its streams from high source drew ; And so upon the heretics' false breed He fiercely swept, most vehemently there, Where rebel will did most his course impede. ' DEAN PLUMPTRE'S translation.
' Poi con dottrina e con volere insieme Con 1' ufficio apostolico si mosse, Quasi torrente che 1 'alte vene preme ; E negli sterpi eretici percosse L' impeto suo, piu veramente quivi, Dove le resistenze eran piu grosse.
What to read after Dantes Pilgrims Progress Or the Passage of the Blessed Soul From the Slaver?
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