The Divina Commedia And Canzoniere volume 3
The Divina Commedia And Canzoniere volume 3
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91 The doubt is solved after the manner of Aquinas by a distittguo. Solomon had asked for wisdom, not absolutely, but as a king, that he might govern wisely (i Kings iii. 5-9). In contrast with that high know- ledge Dante mentions the chief questions of the schools which were most remote from practice. How many are the angelic movers of the spheres? Can a necessary conclusion follow from premisses of which one is necessary and the other contingent (Arist. Anal. Pr. I. 16)? Can motion, and there...- 99 PARADISE CANTO xin Not so I've spoken as to hide from view That he was king who asked for wisdom's dower, M That a king's duty he might ably do ; 'Twas not to know the number or the power Of these high spheres, nor if necesse wed With thing contingent, e'er necesse bore; Nor si est dare primum motum said, 10 Or if in semicircle there can be Triangle other than right-angled made.
Hence, if thou note what things I've said to thee, That peerless sight as kingly wisdom's seen, On which my meaning's arrow lighteth free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 The doubt is solved after the manner of Aquinas by a distittguo. Solomon had asked for wisdom, not absolutely, but as a king, that he might govern wisely (i Kings iii. 5-9). In contrast with that high know- ledge Dante mentions the chief questions of the schools which were most remote from practice. How many are the angelic movers of the spheres? Can a necessary conclusion follow from premisses of which one is necessary and the other contingent (Arist. Anal. Pr. I. 16)? Can motion, and there...- 99 PARADISE CANTO xin Not so I've spoken as to hide from view That he was king who asked for wisdom's dower, M That a king's duty he might ably do ; 'Twas not to know the number or the power Of these high spheres, nor if necesse wed With thing contingent, e'er necesse bore; Nor si est dare primum motum said, 10 Or if in semicircle there can be Triangle other than right-angled made.
Hence, if thou note what things I've said to thee, That peerless sight as kingly wisdom's seen, On which my meaning's arrow lighteth free.
What to read after The Divina Commedia And Canzoniere volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dante Alighieri to read onlineMoreLess
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