The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 4
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Philip H. Wicksteed). ] [289] ["Nine times already since my birth had the heaven of lightreturned to the selfsame point almost, as concerns its own revolution, when first the glorious Lady of my mind was made manifest to mine eyes;even she who was called Beatrice by many who knew not wherefore. "--_LaVita Nuova, _ § 2 (Translation by D. G. Rossetti, _Dante and his Circle, _1892, p. 30).
"In reference to the meaning of the name, '_she who confers blessing_, 'we learn from Boccaccio that this fir...st meeting took place at a MayFeast, given in the year 1274, by Folco Portinari, father of Beatrice. . . To which feast Dante accompanied his father, AlighieroAlighieri. "--_Note_ by D. G. Rossetti, ibid. , p. 30. ] [290] {249} "L'Esilio che m' è dato onor mi tegno * * * * * Cader tra' buoni è pur di lode degno. " _Sonnet of Dante_ [Canzone xx. Lines 76-80, _Opere_ di Dante, 1897, p. 171] in which he represents Right, Generosity, and Temperance as banishedfrom among men, and seeking refuge from Love, who inhabits his bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip H. Wicksteed). ] [289] ["Nine times already since my birth had the heaven of lightreturned to the selfsame point almost, as concerns its own revolution, when first the glorious Lady of my mind was made manifest to mine eyes;even she who was called Beatrice by many who knew not wherefore. "--_LaVita Nuova, _ § 2 (Translation by D. G. Rossetti, _Dante and his Circle, _1892, p. 30).
"In reference to the meaning of the name, '_she who confers blessing_, 'we learn from Boccaccio that this fir...st meeting took place at a MayFeast, given in the year 1274, by Folco Portinari, father of Beatrice. . . To which feast Dante accompanied his father, AlighieroAlighieri. "--_Note_ by D. G. Rossetti, ibid. , p. 30. ] [290] {249} "L'Esilio che m' è dato onor mi tegno * * * * * Cader tra' buoni è pur di lode degno. " _Sonnet of Dante_ [Canzone xx. Lines 76-80, _Opere_ di Dante, 1897, p. 171] in which he represents Right, Generosity, and Temperance as banishedfrom among men, and seeking refuge from Love, who inhabits his bosom.
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