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quadgram | frequency |
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those who are in | 105 |
in accordance with the | 98 |
the light of heaven | 96 |
of good and truth | 77 |
in the other life | 77 |
for the sake of | 71 |
the love of self | 66 |
for the reason that | 62 |
in the spiritual world | 59 |
who are in the | 58 |
the world of spirits | 54 |
those that are in | 53 |
love to the lord | 46 |
to the extent that | 45 |
in the light of | 42 |
the form of heaven | 41 |
love of self and | 41 |
forth from the lord | 39 |
the angels of the | 39 |
by means of the | 39 |
at the same time | 36 |
in respect to his | 36 |
and he to me | 36 |
the life of the | 35 |
in the natural world | 34 |
is from the lord | 33 |
as has been said | 31 |
and for this reason | 31 |
of self and of | 31 |
self and of the | 31 |
and of the world | 31 |
the angels of heaven | 30 |
the good of love | 30 |
of the angels of | 29 |
goes forth from the | 29 |
to the lord and | 29 |
in the world of | 29 |
what is meant by | 28 |
in accordance with their | 28 |
footnote in the word | 28 |
love towards the neighbor | 28 |
life in the world | 27 |
conjunction of good and | 27 |
in accord with the | 26 |
in accordance with his | 26 |
for this reason the | 26 |
may be seen above | 26 |
i have been permitted | 26 |
led by the lord | 26 |
the divine of the | 26 |
sense of the letter | 26 |
the sense of the | 26 |
divine of the lord | 26 |
that are in the | 26 |
all things of the | 25 |
and for the reason | 25 |
have been permitted to | 25 |
all who are in | 25 |
has been said above | 24 |
the nature of the | 24 |
it is the same | 24 |
in respect to the | 24 |
so far as he | 24 |
sun of the world | 23 |
the lord as a | 23 |
the sun of the | 23 |
on the other hand | 23 |
the conjunction of good | 23 |
that goes forth from | 23 |
from the lord is | 23 |
the spirit of man | 23 |
all things in the | 22 |
the light of the | 22 |
in the good of | 22 |
the sun of heaven | 22 |
conjunction of heaven with | 22 |
is meant by the | 22 |
in the life of | 22 |
all things of heaven | 22 |
and this is why | 22 |
the interiors of the | 21 |
lord as a sun | 21 |
from the spiritual world | 21 |
the lord is the | 21 |
be seen in the | 21 |
of the lord is | 21 |
heaven and the church | 21 |
from the fact that | 21 |
lived in the world | 21 |
from the lord and | 20 |
is the source of | 20 |
the wisdom of the | 20 |
and i to him | 20 |
wisdom of the angels | 20 |
love of the world | 20 |
it must be understood | 20 |
charity towards the neighbor | 20 |
alighieri translated by the | 19 |
self and the world | 19 |
translated by the rev | 19 |
all this makes clear | 19 |
because they are in | 19 |
must be understood that | 19 |
sense of the word | 19 |
and so far as | 19 |
life of the body | 19 |
dante alighieri translated by | 19 |
by dante alighieri translated | 19 |
in the word the | 19 |
it can be seen | 19 |
as soon as they | 18 |
it is from the | 18 |
the centre of the | 18 |
the vision of hell | 18 |
and at the same | 18 |
light of the world | 18 |
i have talked with | 18 |
so spake my guide | 18 |
what is their own | 18 |
in the world and | 17 |
in the spiritual kingdom | 17 |
are in the hells | 17 |
of those who are | 17 |
in the love of | 17 |
the life of man | 17 |
can be seen from | 17 |
mercy apart from means | 17 |
and that it is | 17 |
for the same reason | 17 |
in the heavens are | 16 |
is in accord with | 16 |
in the course of | 16 |
good and truth are | 16 |
they are in the | 16 |
in the celestial kingdom | 16 |
the lord is seen | 16 |
in a state of | 16 |
so far as they | 16 |
from the love of | 16 |
is the same thing | 16 |
in the form of | 16 |
in which they are | 16 |
the doctrine of the | 16 |
and those who are | 16 |
between heaven and hell | 16 |
to be led by | 16 |
to good and truth | 16 |
his life in the | 16 |
of self and the | 16 |
is in accordance with | 15 |
the lord in respect | 15 |
may be seen in | 15 |
that it is the | 15 |
what is the same | 15 |
or what is the | 15 |
the state of their | 15 |
the state of the | 15 |
with those who are | 15 |
as in the world | 15 |
been granted me to | 15 |
of the inmost heaven | 15 |
by means of knowledges | 15 |
in the same way | 15 |
light of heaven is | 15 |
truth from the lord | 15 |
reflects a single man | 15 |
from the lord as | 15 |
more than a thousand | 15 |
has been shown above | 15 |
this makes clear that | 15 |
lord in respect to | 15 |
in accordance with divine | 15 |
things that are in | 15 |
those who do not | 14 |
so far as the | 14 |
are in the world | 14 |
it is the divine | 14 |
of the love of | 14 |
it is clear that | 14 |
what has been said | 14 |
the sight of the | 14 |
the life of heaven | 14 |
marriage of good and | 14 |
and those in the | 14 |
the third or inmost | 14 |
knowledges of good and | 14 |
good of love and | 14 |
of all things of | 14 |
been permitted to see | 14 |
it has been shown | 14 |
from this it is | 14 |
and in accordance with | 14 |
the same is true | 14 |
are in the good | 13 |
of man after death | 13 |
truth going forth from | 13 |
in the inmost heaven | 13 |
just to the extent | 13 |
in the state of | 13 |
all things and each | 13 |
taken up into heaven | 13 |
in from the lord | 13 |
can be seen that | 13 |
while in the world | 13 |
to those who are | 13 |
the god of heaven | 13 |
loves of self and | 13 |
in its essence is | 13 |
men in the world | 13 |
the speech of angels | 13 |
good and truth in | 13 |
that is in the | 13 |
the understanding and the | 13 |
us who thou art | 13 |
is what is meant | 13 |
are in the light | 13 |
the loves of self | 13 |
the lord and love | 13 |
from the sun of | 13 |
what is good and | 12 |
the truths of faith | 12 |
the reason that the | 12 |
respect to his interiors | 12 |
but who art thou | 12 |
in the midst of | 12 |
is evident from the | 12 |
in the world are | 12 |
had been in the | 12 |
in the hells are | 12 |
of the spiritual world | 12 |
the state of his | 12 |
and as it were | 12 |
of love and charity | 12 |
the things of the | 12 |
love to the neighbor | 12 |
but as soon as | 12 |
i was told that | 12 |
forth issued from the | 12 |
out of regard to | 12 |
of the lord with | 12 |
the conjunction of heaven | 12 |
where the word is | 12 |
accordance with the quality | 12 |
of heaven with the | 12 |
is a heaven in | 12 |
in intelligence and wisdom | 12 |
in a few words | 12 |
as has been shown | 12 |
in love to the | 12 |
to the summit of | 12 |
in the chapter on | 12 |
the close of the | 12 |
with the angels of | 12 |
what is his own | 12 |
by those who are | 12 |
that there is a | 12 |
the good of the | 12 |
it is not so | 12 |
as if it were | 12 |
flows in from the | 12 |
from what has been | 12 |
the marriage of good | 12 |
from all this it | 12 |
the beginning of the | 12 |
of heaven and the | 12 |
moral and civil life | 12 |
of heaven with man | 12 |
who in the world | 12 |
doctrine of the church | 12 |
from the human race | 12 |
the heat of heaven | 12 |
same is true of | 12 |
to the left hand | 12 |
far as he is | 11 |
each thing and all | 11 |
world of spirits is | 11 |
things and each thing | 11 |
means of the word | 11 |
it has been granted | 11 |
with the quality of | 11 |
so far as any | 11 |
in the vita nuova | 11 |
thing and all things | 11 |
the spiritual world and | 11 |
of the thirteenth century | 11 |
has been granted me | 11 |
by means of it | 11 |
they do not know | 11 |
from the light of | 11 |
who are in hell | 11 |
in its own chapter | 11 |
by the lord to | 11 |
the love of the | 11 |
this is why the | 11 |
for the most part | 11 |
only so far as | 11 |
spiritual world into the | 11 |
angels of the inmost | 11 |
the river of blood | 11 |
and by means of | 11 |
all things that are | 11 |
by the lord in | 11 |
the sake of the | 11 |
accordance with divine order | 11 |
in the world that | 11 |
the truths of the | 11 |
the conjunction of the | 11 |
in regard to the | 11 |
those that have been | 11 |
in the heavens is | 11 |
is such as his | 11 |
away from the lord | 11 |
the correspondence of the | 11 |
what is true and | 11 |
there can be no | 11 |
i have been told | 11 |
in the case of | 11 |
the spiritual world into | 11 |
the good that is | 11 |
far as any one | 11 |
is good and true | 11 |
the divine that goes | 10 |
contrary to divine order | 10 |
from the life of | 10 |
there is a spirit | 10 |
by the power of | 10 |
the interiors of man | 10 |
the loss of reputation | 10 |
in the world above | 10 |
thus spake the teacher | 10 |
the falsities of evil | 10 |
the lord and the | 10 |
are said to be | 10 |
the sake of self | 10 |
and love towards the | 10 |
soon as to that | 10 |
the lord is called | 10 |
that the lord is | 10 |
because it is from | 10 |
in the measure of | 10 |
he thus to me | 10 |
and love of the | 10 |
when he had spoke | 10 |
the semblance of a | 10 |
in consequence of this | 10 |
has been shown in | 10 |
but it must be | 10 |
we came to the | 10 |
after the image of | 10 |
love of good and | 10 |
the chapter on the | 10 |
as they are in | 10 |
the extent that they | 10 |
in the sense of | 10 |
the kingdom of the | 10 |
which is that of | 10 |
this is the source | 10 |
had in the world | 10 |
such things as are | 10 |
it is evident that | 10 |
the rest of the | 10 |
is said to have | 10 |
what is just and | 10 |
in the heavens and | 10 |
that this is so | 10 |
living in the world | 10 |
the knowledge of correspondences | 10 |
when we came to | 10 |
distinct from each other | 10 |
there is a place | 10 |
be led by the | 10 |
what is honest and | 10 |
a life of charity | 10 |
in the time of | 10 |
when he saw me | 10 |
he is in the | 10 |
in a human form | 10 |
smote him on the | 10 |
the head of the | 10 |
divine that goes forth | 10 |
in the human form | 10 |
the same way as | 10 |
as well as the | 10 |
going forth from the | 10 |
that those who are | 10 |
was in the world | 10 |
of those in the | 10 |
state of man after | 10 |
i have also been | 10 |
have relation to good | 10 |
that they are in | 10 |
this it is clear | 10 |
been in the world | 10 |
this it can be | 10 |
and i was told | 10 |
the truth of faith | 10 |
the image of the | 10 |
the reason that they | 10 |
of truth and good | 10 |
divine truth going forth | 10 |
that they may be | 10 |
the power to move | 10 |
from a love of | 9 |
in accord with his | 9 |
in accordance with order | 9 |
in the upper world | 9 |
in the world in | 9 |
at the present day | 9 |
what heavenly joy is | 9 |
this has been said | 9 |
who are in heaven | 9 |
is the divine of | 9 |
and thus he spake | 9 |
the middle of the | 9 |
to me my guide | 9 |
that there is no | 9 |
good and truth from | 9 |
the inferno by dante | 9 |
inferno by dante alighieri | 9 |
heaven as a whole | 9 |
in the highest sense | 9 |
of love to the | 9 |
more than a hundred | 9 |
for what a man | 9 |
or the inferno by | 9 |
are in accord with | 9 |
soon as they had | 9 |
respect to his spirit | 9 |
heaven and in the | 9 |
that such is the | 9 |
a heaven in a | 9 |
of the understanding and | 9 |
it is impossible to | 9 |
nothing so much as | 9 |
it is in the | 9 |
lord and love towards | 9 |
in vain to lift | 9 |
form of heaven is | 9 |
where the lord is | 9 |
and in consequence they | 9 |
of the world is | 9 |
proved to me by | 9 |
to him my guide | 9 |
it is to be | 9 |
the summit of the | 9 |
and paradise or the | 9 |
opening in the rock | 9 |
the depths of hell | 9 |
do not know what | 9 |
are from the lord | 9 |
paradise by dante alighieri | 9 |
been said and shown | 9 |
of love and faith | 9 |
that he is a | 9 |
there is a correspondence | 9 |
talked with angels about | 9 |
good and truth and | 9 |
when in the world | 9 |
hell or the inferno | 9 |
the edge of the | 9 |
the other life are | 9 |
relation to good and | 9 |
from what is their | 9 |
the city of dis | 9 |
and all things in | 9 |
can be seen in | 9 |
far as to the | 9 |
heavenly and spiritual love | 9 |
the lord is in | 9 |
as it is in | 9 |
from the conjunction of | 9 |
that so far as | 9 |
outside of the church | 9 |
more than once in | 9 |
in the spiritual sense | 9 |
it is otherwise with | 9 |
intelligence and wisdom are | 9 |
of the church and | 9 |
of the letter of | 9 |
made clear to me | 9 |
by means of these | 9 |
he was in the | 9 |
paradise or the inferno | 9 |
seen as a sun | 9 |
to live the life | 9 |
third or inmost heaven | 9 |
man after death is | 9 |
i know not if | 9 |
will be treated of | 9 |
the place of the | 9 |
of all the universe | 9 |
this is what is | 9 |
only by means of | 9 |
internal sense of the | 9 |
world into the natural | 9 |
the second or middle | 9 |
in the preceding chapter | 9 |
those in the hells | 9 |
and paradise by dante | 9 |
interiors of the mind | 8 |
and not the reverse | 8 |
of the light of | 8 |
and for the same | 8 |
by the lord and | 8 |
is a correspondence of | 8 |
in heaven and in | 8 |
to the lowest depth | 8 |
the face of one | 8 |
as the light of | 8 |
all this it can | 8 |
the end of the | 8 |
of truth from good | 8 |
of the life of | 8 |
with all things of | 8 |
good of love to | 8 |
thus spake my guide | 8 |
to whom my guide | 8 |
the first or outmost | 8 |
in the word signify | 8 |
of self and love | 8 |
permitted to talk with | 8 |
they are in a | 8 |
in the smallest form | 8 |
has been said to | 8 |
the wisdom of angels | 8 |
so far as it | 8 |
the most ancient people | 8 |
shown in the preceding | 8 |
in the word by | 8 |
than all the rest | 8 |
of heaven is divine | 8 |
the extent that man | 8 |
as any one is | 8 |
of the loss of | 8 |
the heart and lungs | 8 |
and in consequence the | 8 |
is nothing but evil | 8 |
is seen as a | 8 |
the man of the | 8 |
a correspondence of all | 8 |
from this it follows | 8 |
on the other side | 8 |
letter of the word | 8 |
man by means of | 8 |
are in love to | 8 |
if it were not | 8 |
and the life of | 8 |
in accord with their | 8 |
the very being esse | 8 |
to love the neighbor | 8 |
the inferno part cantos | 8 |
with a view to | 8 |
as he is in | 8 |
have been told that | 8 |
with heaven and with | 8 |
conjunction of the lord | 8 |
the angels in heaven | 8 |
if well thou note | 8 |
and all things of | 8 |
self and love of | 8 |
for good and truth | 8 |
those who are there | 8 |
then thus to me | 8 |
light in the heavens | 8 |
in love of self | 8 |
the delight of their | 8 |
the image of heaven | 8 |
good from the lord | 8 |
be seen from the | 8 |
in the greatest man | 8 |
the angels said that | 8 |
and not from the | 8 |
correspondence of all things | 8 |
more thou wish to | 8 |
the lord is known | 8 |
my guide and i | 8 |
the inmost or third | 8 |
the divine truth that | 8 |
they are able to | 8 |
on the occasion of | 8 |
it is said that | 8 |
that he may be | 8 |
the extent that he | 8 |
been proved to me | 8 |
inmost or third heaven | 8 |
this is why in | 8 |
is the delight of | 8 |
the mouth of the | 8 |
the life of his | 8 |
been shown in the | 8 |
one of the most | 8 |
if more thou wish | 8 |
feet and of the | 8 |
lady of the herd | 8 |
the letter of the | 8 |
to the bard i | 8 |
or the inferno part | 8 |
of the outmost heaven | 8 |
the societies of heaven | 8 |
through the gross and | 8 |
lord is seen as | 8 |
in the heavens there | 8 |
is the love of | 8 |
heaven is divided into | 8 |
the light of truth | 8 |
divine truth from the | 8 |
so much as to | 8 |
who are in a | 8 |
the lady of the | 8 |
do not know that | 8 |
man is a spirit | 8 |
truths of the church | 8 |
this it follows that | 8 |
the internal sense of | 8 |
angels of the third | 8 |
be understood that the | 8 |
spiritual sense of the | 8 |
me by much experience | 8 |
is led by the | 8 |
the source of all | 8 |
from mercy apart from | 8 |
of heaven is the | 8 |
the angels in the | 8 |
turn themselves to the | 8 |
the truths and goods | 8 |
and held them there | 8 |
towards the close of | 8 |
all this shows that | 8 |
and in respect to | 8 |
the things that are | 8 |
the father and the | 8 |
with the form of | 8 |
in the world was | 8 |
in the first place | 8 |
man is a man | 8 |
and truth from the | 8 |
has been made clear | 8 |
divine good and divine | 8 |
interiors of the angels | 8 |
that it is not | 8 |
very being esse of | 8 |
centre of the earth | 8 |
live the life of | 8 |
they lived in the | 8 |
said to have been | 8 |
into the state of | 8 |
of the lord that | 8 |
understanding and the will | 7 |
the wrath of god | 7 |
than i am wont | 7 |
is why in the | 7 |
at the time of | 7 |
as the sicilian bull | 7 |
as i have done | 7 |
who are in evil | 7 |
that it is in | 7 |
the state of man | 7 |
as can be seen | 7 |
i in these words | 7 |
i heard my sons | 7 |
but only from the | 7 |
the fifth day and | 7 |
the order of heaven | 7 |
are from the human | 7 |
that from vercelli slopes | 7 |
of the lord in | 7 |
are in a state | 7 |
are in the love | 7 |
it not irk thee | 7 |
of the external man | 7 |
a knowledge of correspondences | 7 |
the spiritual kingdom is | 7 |
that are in heaven | 7 |
as if they were | 7 |
from bridge to bridge | 7 |
good that is from | 7 |
those in the celestial | 7 |
human of the lord | 7 |
of the city of | 7 |
is the form of | 7 |
thou wish to learn | 7 |
into the other life | 7 |
the heaven of the | 7 |
all good is from | 7 |
to me by much | 7 |
for this reason they | 7 |
in the word signifies | 7 |
in the order of | 7 |
i will not tell | 7 |
with the good of | 7 |
the thoughts of men | 7 |
the heat and light | 7 |
the spiritual kingdom are | 7 |
that now i saw | 7 |
the character of the | 7 |
is his own love | 7 |
state of the interiors | 7 |
the life of their | 7 |
influx from the lord | 7 |
fallacies of the senses | 7 |
to cure his leprosy | 7 |
the interiors of angels | 7 |
image of the world | 7 |
fear of the law | 7 |
influx from the spiritual | 7 |
of angels in heaven | 7 |
far as they are | 7 |
in a smaller form | 7 |
thee triumph in thy | 7 |
who art thou that | 7 |
they were in the | 7 |
equilibrium between heaven and | 7 |
if i had not | 7 |
and one in two | 7 |
the college of the | 7 |
from rock to rock | 7 |
the rich and the | 7 |
second or middle heaven | 7 |
the ambush of the | 7 |
and the world more | 7 |
of angels of the | 7 |
in the world is | 7 |
in the presence of | 7 |
and not in vain | 7 |
the course of the | 7 |
with the state of | 7 |
me by the hand | 7 |
we came to where | 7 |
the lord with heaven | 7 |
and in the spiritual | 7 |
the spiritual world are | 7 |
is seen in the | 7 |
shall now be told | 7 |
and the light of | 7 |
been permitted to learn | 7 |
good in accordance with | 7 |
the good and truth | 7 |
i may vent the | 7 |
have talked with angels | 7 |
what it is to | 7 |
of the vita nuova | 7 |
the delights of the | 7 |
the good of charity | 7 |
angels of the lower | 7 |
the lord in heaven | 7 |
the world more than | 7 |
if thou wouldst have | 7 |
things of the church | 7 |
these are not towers | 7 |
at the end of | 7 |
an affection for truth | 7 |
in the world they | 7 |
are in the natural | 7 |
to the end that | 7 |
and ask what crime | 7 |
man of the church | 7 |
the quality of the | 7 |
and because of this | 7 |
heaven and hell are | 7 |
about the state of | 7 |
those that have loved | 7 |
is not in the | 7 |
goes forth from him | 7 |
also been permitted to | 7 |
in these words began | 7 |
it seems as if | 7 |
heaven is divine truth | 7 |
more will be said | 7 |
in the place of | 7 |
he lived in the | 7 |
have also been permitted | 7 |
a kingdom of uses | 7 |
on account of their | 7 |
ruled by the lord | 7 |
to be able to | 7 |
of his will and | 7 |
earths in the universe | 7 |
truth that goes forth | 7 |
on each part the | 7 |
into the natural world | 7 |
i was permitted to | 7 |
in the internal sense | 7 |
to all things of | 7 |
as well as in | 7 |
the eyes of the | 7 |
and the good master | 7 |
is what is called | 7 |
state of his interiors | 7 |
a complete human form | 7 |
of charity towards the | 7 |
is the good of | 7 |
been said to make | 7 |
the whole of the | 7 |
but who are ye | 7 |
are in heaven are | 7 |
all this has been | 7 |
if thou be willing | 7 |
has been said and | 7 |
rich and the poor | 7 |
has been proved to | 7 |
man is such as | 7 |
at the thought of | 7 |
of the spirit of | 7 |
so may thy nails | 7 |
the interiors of their | 7 |
the spiritual sense of | 7 |
the influx of the | 7 |
they had in the | 7 |
that it is from | 7 |
to the right hand | 7 |
of the lord and | 7 |
more would i say | 7 |
the ideas of thought | 7 |
heaven in a smaller | 7 |
divided into two kingdoms | 7 |
the external or natural | 7 |
all things of his | 7 |
where the neck is | 7 |
to love and faith | 7 |
respect to the divine | 7 |
and all the while | 7 |
their life in the | 7 |
that they are not | 7 |
ambush of the horse | 7 |
of the lower heavens | 7 |
is the man himself | 7 |
as if made of | 7 |
the quality of his | 7 |
of the third heaven | 7 |
that is from the | 7 |
is the life of | 7 |
let it not irk | 7 |
the spiritual world is | 7 |
of the parte guelfa | 7 |
is honest and right | 7 |
from the doctrine of | 7 |
and there is no | 7 |
it irks not me | 7 |
is the cause of | 7 |
triumph in thy lofty | 7 |
with the human race | 7 |
from love of self | 7 |
for it is the | 7 |
into the light of | 7 |
believed in the world | 7 |
in a general way | 7 |
heaven is from the | 7 |
in the great city | 7 |
to be in the | 7 |
that i may vent | 7 |
cast down into hell | 7 |
been made clear to | 7 |
the love of good | 7 |
in accordance with it | 7 |
this makes clear what | 7 |
accordance with the form | 7 |
as thou shalt tell | 7 |
the same thing whether | 7 |
from vercelli slopes to | 7 |
and the love of | 7 |
by means of a | 7 |
it is from this | 7 |
with an eye askance | 7 |
is a kingdom of | 7 |
i have an arm | 7 |
the celestial kingdom and | 7 |
are in the spiritual | 7 |
the good of faith | 7 |
by means of spirits | 7 |
good and divine truth | 7 |
but thou must bark | 7 |
spirit of man is | 7 |
to the lord is | 7 |
the degree in which | 7 |
because it is the | 7 |
in falsities from evil | 7 |
in the degree in | 7 |
that all things that | 7 |
even to the extent | 7 |
on the side it | 7 |
that flows in from | 7 |
affection for good and | 7 |
canst not have heard | 6 |
both in heaven and | 6 |
was taken from the | 6 |
he is in his | 6 |
the middle or second | 6 |
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former shape all trace | 5 |
the limbs of man | 5 |
so shouted his fierce | 5 |
beastial life and not | 5 |
him on and fear | 5 |
with those that are | 5 |
colour of his sinning | 5 |
sign of juncture soon | 5 |
his head three faces | 5 |
when breathes a cloud | 5 |
conscience makes me firm | 5 |
carry for thy spoil | 5 |
who ponders well confesses | 5 |
walls of seville to | 5 |
all whom here thou | 5 |
things in the universe | 5 |
yet it seems to | 5 |
kept down my spirit | 5 |
irk thee here to | 5 |
warning thou bear to | 5 |
or other passion wring | 5 |
faint i then became | 5 |
which late we downward | 5 |
as time wears me | 5 |
water with such hurrying | 5 |
dire mischance was rued | 5 |
he that hath his | 5 |
bonnets gleaming bright with | 5 |
once a man i | 5 |
and the next we | 5 |
so lifting me up | 5 |
other foss did issue | 5 |
heaven with all things | 5 |
where like conference is | 5 |
in every particular of | 5 |
had been of burning | 5 |
be moist so long | 5 |
intelligence and wisdom is | 5 |
speedily thyself and me | 5 |
that they with gory | 5 |
man of arms at | 5 |
in the evil world | 5 |
what land is this | 5 |
was he who gave | 5 |
thou so wholly then | 5 |
the source of the | 5 |
through thine arm the | 5 |
with spread wings approach | 5 |
this depth has found | 5 |
stript off more than | 5 |
her plastic hand left | 5 |
and no proud honour | 5 |
who the things of | 5 |
rise capraia and gorgona | 5 |
in fashion like a | 5 |
other with a chain | 5 |
the grinding force of | 5 |
fail to tell thee | 5 |
nor hope had they | 5 |
they make the balances | 5 |
the moon beneath our | 5 |
whence i my guide | 5 |
the paunch suits not | 5 |
the life of brutes | 5 |
look how thou walkest | 5 |
it is difficult to | 5 |
are planted on the | 5 |
the tube to turn | 5 |
volley with mine hands | 5 |
limbs one were to | 5 |
my right i left | 5 |
measure of a man | 5 |
if she repent her | 5 |
where both were lost | 5 |
here is one can | 5 |
must sting them sore | 5 |
the great city i | 5 |
the waves near to | 5 |
had all the rest | 5 |
of this coast were | 5 |
methinks thou mockest me | 5 |
whence like two enraged | 5 |
the same as the | 5 |
not change the welcome | 5 |
to credit what i | 5 |
the bones and pulp | 5 |
like the swine excluded | 5 |
and in that long | 5 |
fareth with my body | 5 |
on the smallest sphere | 5 |
the high conflict on | 5 |
thou thy tongue refrain | 5 |
the goods and truths | 5 |
must well remember how | 5 |
on him but spake | 5 |
my strain record the | 5 |
when they were wont | 5 |
his violent death yet | 5 |
with the rest i | 5 |
and the divine human | 5 |
come from whence old | 5 |
cast all sorrow from | 5 |
prostrate to the ground | 5 |
and thy name spreads | 5 |
love and of faith | 5 |
men used to take | 5 |
the cords that held | 5 |
what time each living | 5 |
two natures thus transmuted | 5 |
horn for thee interpret | 5 |
how he did point | 5 |
and wildly staring sighs | 5 |
whose point unites all | 5 |
lucifer with judas low | 5 |
to the fair world | 5 |
and in the evil | 5 |
this along the foss | 5 |
put forth thy hand | 5 |
wherein the penalty is | 5 |
hissing along the vale | 5 |
biting with excess of | 5 |
a babe laden on | 5 |
dame the false accuser | 5 |
one ear lopt off | 5 |
face retreated towards the | 5 |
moment came thy thoughts | 5 |
his looks more fell | 5 |
the powers of man | 5 |
on the lofty battlement | 5 |
attention now may hear | 5 |
what yet gazest on | 5 |
looking out beholds the | 5 |
pace adown the tube | 5 |
and next him themselves | 5 |
on and fear not | 5 |
deals out such blows | 5 |
do scarce allow the | 5 |
all that are in | 5 |
where he told what | 5 |
tell nor show thee | 5 |
my guide had felt | 5 |
but a single vest | 5 |
to explore the depth | 5 |
i saw in fashion | 5 |
by the lord through | 5 |
the fabric then methought | 5 |
take a single and | 5 |
lowest ice may i | 5 |
men perverse in every | 5 |
spread oft a lake | 5 |
words to set me | 5 |
are in accordance with | 5 |
canto xxx what time | 5 |
his deeds be known | 5 |
such slaves to do | 5 |
if he were clerk | 5 |
to join the wretched | 5 |
to spy the dead | 5 |
complex reflects a single | 5 |
either hand through agony | 5 |
nor herb throughout his | 5 |
with deep sighs his | 5 |
scant supply of light | 5 |
along that edge my | 5 |
perils without number now | 5 |
through all the gloomy | 5 |
both arms down along | 5 |
run where virtue guides | 5 |
upon thy right lie | 5 |
the earth who lay | 5 |
of some is well | 5 |
mayst be i know | 5 |
since it must needs | 5 |
on its garbage he | 5 |
other aspect is judecca | 5 |
testament the seal affixing | 5 |
plank unto plank hath | 5 |
from the chin his | 5 |
ere it congeal again | 5 |
on earth i left | 5 |
i may thy name | 5 |
crime did thrust him | 5 |
held me near caieta | 5 |
wish not here soon | 5 |
speech and thought both | 5 |
went through that eternal | 5 |
their hands behind them | 5 |
forth to pasture drives | 5 |
more than any imp | 5 |
cheeks through antenora roamest | 5 |
thought and will are | 5 |
be terrible as this | 5 |
absalom and david more | 5 |
shifting from brake to | 5 |
such wrangling is a | 5 |
where the spine joins | 5 |
can yet bestow renown | 5 |
to the strait pass | 5 |
and to cut short | 5 |
and the steep she | 5 |
guilt within and bids | 5 |
descrying of this airy | 5 |
towards me with a | 5 |
fair request silent performance | 5 |
the point we came | 5 |
and two figures blended | 5 |
to his arms upgliding | 5 |
borne me to a | 5 |
were the words i | 5 |
ill footing was and | 5 |
law of retribution fiercely | 5 |
a joy for vulgar | 5 |
torment breaks forth in | 5 |
seed of ill and | 5 |
thrusting the head full | 5 |
the help of hands | 5 |
so wholly then wert | 5 |
short course the father | 5 |
i aped creative nature | 5 |
in the hectic man | 5 |
the peasant then upon | 5 |
note like the stork | 5 |
disproportioning the limbs with | 5 |
from the chin throughout | 5 |
crevice where to hide | 5 |
on the ground then | 5 |
and the clean white | 5 |
in his looks more | 5 |
is rued the stratagem | 5 |
in the wretch was | 5 |
thou vouchsafe to pause | 5 |
and soft the banks | 5 |
other hand already ceuta | 5 |
the wretch was cleft | 5 |
in pistoia found my | 5 |
well thou note me | 5 |
ice the spirits stood | 5 |
and looks for life | 5 |
troy with such fell | 5 |
ears into the head | 5 |
whom that sight doth | 5 |
washest me clear of | 5 |
sacristy by me was | 5 |
not proof of the | 5 |
the erythraean sea is | 5 |
wouldst know who are | 5 |
for never face to | 5 |
my sum of guilt | 5 |
already on this path | 5 |
the banks whereby they | 5 |
but after many suns | 5 |
by thy belly up | 5 |
i saw the sharp | 5 |
then came saint francis | 5 |
and fastens full upon | 5 |
did so apply his | 5 |
of miserable flesh we | 5 |
run barking even as | 5 |
why from the earth | 5 |
man is in the | 5 |
thy nails serve thee | 5 |
amidst the shapeless crew | 5 |
floor it rose not | 5 |
texture like a bat | 5 |
like the light of | 5 |
to instruct us who | 5 |
on earth count ugolino | 5 |
avenue immediate through the | 5 |
as were the torment | 5 |
chest the thighs and | 5 |
now though the cold | 5 |
show thee who i | 5 |
i fix on him | 5 |
flame should rest unshaken | 5 |
deny what thou inquirest | 5 |
feet are planted on | 5 |
and forth to pasture | 5 |
gloom the bleeding stumps | 5 |
to thy joy perchance | 5 |
of their head the | 5 |
the tower of carisenda | 5 |
those in whom the | 5 |
and who is this | 5 |
imagination works so forcibly | 5 |
and the frost bound | 5 |
much more than the | 5 |
his great charge nor | 5 |
disparted took the figure | 5 |
was livelier to explore | 5 |
who both speaks and | 5 |
how terrified methought was | 5 |
be he knows who | 5 |
and of what race | 5 |
allows they walk unmantled | 5 |
towers methought i spied | 5 |
if living i of | 5 |
more proof to tell | 5 |
seconds thee against the | 5 |
sight below among the | 5 |
a bird so vast | 5 |
beautiful as he is | 5 |
the crust came drawn | 5 |
when i from far | 5 |
and myrrh his funeral | 5 |
and know if he | 5 |
how that may be | 5 |
grassy slopes of casentino | 5 |
or ere i tell | 5 |
as thou escape from | 5 |
to the friar he | 5 |
the pair of gentle | 5 |
beholds the plain around | 5 |
i saw his troubled | 5 |
xviii there is a | 5 |
such as come from | 5 |
oh how terrified methought | 5 |
under the waves near | 5 |
against almighty jove make | 5 |
i touch the mighty | 5 |
round his neck one | 5 |
suddenly the cloud shall | 5 |
at thinking what my | 5 |
issuing we again beheld | 5 |
suddenly my guide caught | 5 |
now thou fall into | 5 |
these few words i | 5 |
there where treachery branded | 5 |
blow returning with his | 5 |
terror more had needed | 5 |
that from the ocean | 5 |
he thwart the road | 5 |
who in the fortunate | 5 |
i now direct my | 5 |
for i am well | 5 |
the giants are in | 5 |
uttering not a word | 5 |
them who were dead | 5 |
call up afresh sorrow | 5 |
to mind from whence | 5 |
proud honour to thyself | 5 |
it is granted to | 5 |
again beheld the stars | 5 |
flame alone upsoaring like | 5 |
the sight of lucca | 5 |
right coast incline so | 5 |
all the world be | 5 |
vouchsafe few words to | 5 |
father and son i | 5 |
whose top a sound | 5 |
at us and said | 5 |
left here by what | 5 |
saw i the three | 5 |
woe on woe he | 5 |
desires as if it | 5 |
that day forth the | 5 |
then methought i saw | 5 |
record cadmus and arethusa | 5 |
and for the witless | 5 |
and in solitude we | 5 |
curb the powers of | 5 |
that if aught of | 5 |
suits with such a | 5 |
need is not i | 5 |
awe i touch the | 5 |
to question them be | 5 |
and her into a | 5 |
now imprint that from | 5 |
flame for her own | 5 |
gross and gloomy atmosphere | 5 |
change the welcome sight | 5 |
are in the heavens | 5 |
did point with menacing | 5 |
canto xxiv in the | 5 |
they had won their | 5 |
not shewn in any | 5 |
it must needs befall | 5 |
were in good time | 5 |
such mighty power had | 5 |
and draws down the | 5 |
more hard than others | 5 |
hand had girt him | 5 |
i who am dead | 5 |
his hands laid his | 5 |
here by what of | 5 |
whom the cold both | 5 |
is to be loved | 5 |
ere farther we advance | 5 |
for he doth live | 5 |
with flames so numberless | 5 |
and to that shade | 5 |
firm land on this | 5 |
thy heart banish fear | 5 |
and the jagged ice | 5 |
ulysses there and diomede | 5 |
and the serpent him | 5 |
they of crevice where | 5 |
along the gulf moves | 5 |
make full trial of | 5 |
and two there were | 5 |
of love and of | 5 |
which is the love | 5 |
noting time and place | 5 |
of angels and spirits | 5 |
seems a flash of | 5 |
for this reason that | 5 |
and to that end | 5 |
myself thy outward image | 5 |
at full tell of | 5 |
as a fire that | 5 |
and underneath my feet | 5 |
may be he knows | 5 |
regarding well the ruin | 5 |
whose other aspect is | 5 |
than on that skull | 5 |
in my form behold | 5 |
two brazen pans set | 5 |
boreth through the world | 5 |
so mighty sages tell | 5 |
like mood of random | 5 |
the eighth mound it | 5 |
into a doggish grin | 5 |
as one thought bursts | 5 |
forgers noted on her | 5 |
wholly then wert busied | 5 |
the sardinian and each | 5 |
mine eyes inebriate with | 5 |
of what race ye | 5 |
of silence as more | 5 |
narrow path retarded their | 5 |
that closely bounding thee | 5 |
i await carlino here | 5 |
unseemly and disgustful in | 5 |
bursts from another forth | 5 |
when i was taken | 5 |
one i saw in | 5 |
since rained down from | 5 |
thing that a man | 5 |
pleased me then i | 5 |
will at once consist | 5 |
in ice the spirits | 5 |
the swelling of the | 5 |
the rest partakers in | 5 |
a false shape assuming | 5 |
framing of these monsters | 5 |
of noon the sun | 5 |
yet our senses have | 5 |
to muse upon old | 5 |
if aught my tongue | 5 |
depth of all the | 5 |
natures thus transmuted did | 5 |
again chance bring thee | 5 |
if i misdeem not | 5 |
is a place beneath | 5 |
was overlaid with gold | 5 |
display past doubt her | 5 |
flatter in this vale | 5 |
its middle or side | 5 |
such an one of | 5 |
upon the visage of | 5 |
of the neri first | 5 |
and thought both impotent | 5 |
no right hadst thou | 5 |
to make thee lap | 5 |
all with points of | 5 |
under the chilling sky | 5 |
eyes inebriate with view | 5 |
the respiration of the | 5 |
legs and thighs compacted | 5 |
upper world can yet | 5 |
with their weight they | 5 |
fano boasts her worthiest | 5 |
if thou hadst fought | 5 |
mad war such slaves | 5 |
and search the ways | 5 |
await carlino here my | 5 |
thou at once shalt | 5 |
that they shall need | 5 |
how and wherefore listen | 5 |
bianco prostrate to the | 5 |
for to describe the | 5 |
faint in appearance and | 5 |
glass pellucid the frail | 5 |
weeds of miserable flesh | 5 |
that may be he | 5 |
because of the use | 5 |
thoughts to muse upon | 5 |
shouted his fierce lips | 5 |
shot out in ears | 5 |
than from that gnawing | 5 |
thou find some spirit | 5 |
the thought and will | 5 |
between it and the | 5 |
see the nation in | 5 |
one side upward slope | 5 |
not to the depth | 5 |
so shalt thou see | 5 |
adder all on fire | 5 |
tell of the wounds | 5 |
a voice bespoke me | 5 |
spring i would not | 5 |
for they are true | 5 |
and hear what i | 5 |
may fear without more | 5 |
language is to him | 5 |
calchas gave the sign | 5 |
that three friezelanders had | 5 |
demon in his stead | 5 |
a brown tint glides | 5 |
these through us have | 5 |
fails his wintry store | 5 |
little therefore urge thee | 5 |
be stricca from this | 5 |
where modest shame appears | 5 |
the other cursed spirits | 5 |
by me was rifled | 5 |
not turning yet to | 5 |
full trial of your | 5 |
where the rock first | 5 |
allow the witness of | 5 |
is the very being | 5 |
his wave bisenzio slopes | 5 |
thus low to dwell | 5 |
let pass its evil | 5 |
because it is not | 5 |
that in the fire | 5 |
driveth on the storm | 5 |
utmost shore of the | 5 |
was cut the tongue | 5 |
of the third or | 5 |
chief of the new | 5 |
the mind of each | 5 |
one man to suffer | 5 |
and springs forthwith renascent | 5 |
world my lofty strain | 5 |
his eye upon another | 5 |
then brake off discourse | 5 |
and i in stature | 5 |
the other foss did | 5 |
ice pent in one | 5 |
lives in accordance with | 5 |
cross with three stakes | 5 |
in the church with | 5 |
soul in thee may | 5 |
on him my gaze | 5 |
their eyes grief seeking | 5 |
for which i died | 5 |
how frozen and how | 5 |
seen thee with dry | 5 |
a man i knew | 5 |
in evil act so | 5 |
man is able to | 5 |
and fro wagging the | 5 |
the savage hound snatches | 5 |
no proud honour to | 5 |
mace of stout alcides | 5 |
with points of thrilling | 5 |
descend with this man | 5 |
means to quicken more | 5 |
the spirit lighted thus | 5 |
a horn sounded aloud | 5 |
i made him not | 5 |
tell thee of my | 5 |
us dost speculate so | 5 |
and the keys are | 5 |
but soon as they | 5 |
of her sands let | 5 |
sienna brought to die | 5 |
not the tenth was | 5 |
to thy shame of | 5 |
love which nature makes | 5 |
hear what i forebode | 5 |
truths and goods of | 5 |
thou pluck a thousand | 5 |
by the monks in | 5 |
sees the climbing fires | 5 |
such was here the | 5 |
snatches up her babe | 5 |
xxv when he had | 5 |
seen an injury so | 5 |
they who thought i | 5 |
of all offence i | 5 |
a crowd within of | 5 |
if he were beautiful | 5 |
foot direct he stood | 5 |
and have permanent existence | 5 |
in the province of | 5 |
far fiercer and more | 5 |
that on his head | 5 |
may rend thy heart | 5 |
made him not a | 5 |
his days leaveth such | 5 |
of the first song | 5 |
where virtue guides not | 5 |
of the wounds and | 5 |
and ope mine eyes | 5 |
speech shall best accord | 5 |
swarm not the serpent | 5 |
yea stood motionless and | 5 |
swelling of the haunches | 5 |
approach to take us | 5 |
as he is who | 5 |
rueful was it not | 5 |
with violent blow against | 5 |
our solitary way among | 5 |
short all further question | 5 |
rendest off thy coat | 5 |
have the ability to | 5 |
her babe and flies | 5 |
drew our eyes that | 5 |
downward from whence a | 5 |
for increase of sharp | 5 |
that dreams of harm | 5 |
sight of lucca to | 5 |
who thou mayst be | 5 |
on his hinder scalp | 5 |
tearing pincers of them | 5 |
crime that costs him | 5 |
and yet doth seem | 5 |
fall on our hemisphere | 5 |
the time of the | 5 |
endure their penal tortures | 5 |
i am right ignorant | 5 |
the word and from | 5 |
monarch do come forth | 5 |
did display past doubt | 5 |
hand left framing of | 5 |
as may be seen | 5 |
pale and naked ghost | 5 |
mood of random mischief | 5 |
his jaws uplifting from | 5 |
power can the impenitent | 5 |
he in the upper | 5 |
raphel bai ameth sabi | 5 |
this face remove the | 5 |
best courtesy to him | 5 |
an one of yours | 5 |
forward bent to look | 5 |
mother that from sleep | 5 |
wipe out more willingly | 5 |
without more proof to | 5 |
busied with his spirit | 5 |
luscious for my fig | 5 |
when five hundred years | 5 |
that thou lookedst not | 5 |
might at full tell | 5 |
the guile lament they | 5 |
here behind me winters | 5 |
are two kinds of | 5 |
careful more of him | 5 |
perchance above doth yet | 5 |
i carry from its | 5 |
and thus the dropsied | 5 |
i but so light | 5 |
wishes it a dream | 5 |
with his hands laid | 5 |
the ruin ye may | 5 |
from both i one | 5 |
more and more we | 5 |
partakers in that council | 5 |
and not the tenth | 5 |
unknown in the world | 5 |
proof to tell of | 5 |
that if right warrant | 5 |
what other shade was | 5 |
solitary way among the | 5 |
upon thy mighty breast | 5 |
mark now how great | 5 |
that even as the | 5 |
from whence we sprang | 5 |
an augre of their | 5 |
at thy side is | 5 |
out upon the world | 5 |
perchance from me thou | 5 |
own their sire alberto | 5 |
a spirit here were | 5 |
to the third degree | 5 |
of the state of | 5 |
far remote under the | 5 |
the other two approaching | 5 |
if no pang thou | 5 |
in the dark pit | 5 |
whence he is thus | 5 |
lord and the neighbor | 5 |
that upper foss by | 5 |
from the good of | 5 |
who are to be | 5 |
sprite of air is | 5 |
now towards equal day | 5 |
to set me free | 5 |
minister of the most | 5 |
may no time filch | 5 |
them the power to | 5 |
as of these each | 5 |
and well it had | 5 |
prey to rankling sorrow | 5 |
upon the reins behind | 5 |
four lengths two arms | 5 |
and the height of | 5 |
such blows in stormy | 5 |
to pass before me | 5 |
two and twenty miles | 5 |
dreaming near the dawn | 5 |
both the shadowy smoke | 5 |
found another shade far | 5 |
to cure the fever | 5 |
forthwith the greater horn | 5 |
fought in the high | 5 |
to seem least faint | 5 |
through obstruction fettering up | 5 |
i found thy citizens | 5 |
unsteady ballast of the | 5 |
ever then i dreaded | 5 |
the origin and end | 5 |
man his garments loops | 5 |
wind offer up vow | 5 |
when i saw his | 5 |
from whence a man | 5 |
myself do scarce allow | 5 |
bright with orange hue | 5 |
dost thou not hear | 5 |
so me my guide | 5 |
the hollow of a | 5 |
old didst carry for | 5 |
the lioness and the | 5 |
from pile to pile | 5 |
so may no time | 5 |
saw before and underneath | 5 |
for myself do scarce | 5 |
which but to think | 5 |
that by such stairs | 5 |
in their first state | 5 |
bloody heap the host | 5 |
on woe he hurried | 5 |
now direct my voice | 5 |
shrinks the vital current | 5 |
and niccolo who first | 5 |
ears against the volley | 5 |
the dismal rounds of | 5 |
that three were in | 5 |
jutting beach supine he | 5 |
the three i found | 5 |
declare to him the | 5 |
come forth from the | 5 |
round the dismal way | 5 |
didst exclaim in lombard | 5 |
to mind piero of | 5 |
two arms were made | 5 |