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7 de July de 2019

Dante Alighieri

The Divine Comedy: Paradise1320

While sight was unconsumed, and, in that depth, saw in one volume clas’d of love, whatever the univers unfolds; all properties of substance and accident, beheld, compounded, yet one individual light the whole. Ans of such bond methinks I saw the universal form; for whenever I do but speak of it, my soul dilates.

 

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Christianity·Perennial philosphy

Reference

Dante Alighierei (1265-1321). The Divine Comedy: Paradise. Chant XXXIII, 80-87. The Harvard Classics 1909-14.

 

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