. San Nicola [numero]. non, in un primo momento essere consolato. Quindi egli beganto riunire vari poco poesie e figlio-reti che ha collegato con spiegazioni andcomments in prosa. Questo libro ha chiamato la Vita Nuova, la vita nuova. È thestoryofhis propri piccoli giorni e ciò che egli aveva visto andknown di Beatrice. Qualche tempo potrai leggerlo,e la descrizione poetica di questa giovane ragazza del passato lungo Medioevo sarà come bello youas è stato per centinaia di lettori sinceDante mai scritto. Al termine della Vita Nuova, Dante saysthat una splendida visione era apparsa a lui, incui vide

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. St. Nicholas [serial]. not, at first, be consoled. Then he beganto gather together various little poems and son-nets, which he connected with explanations andcomments in prose. This book he called the Vita Nuova, The New Life. It is thestoryofhis own young days and what he had seen andknown of Beatrice. Some time you will read it, and the poetical description of this young girl ofthe long past Middle Ages will be as lovely to youas it has been to hundreds of readers ever sinceDante wrote it. At the close of the Vita Nuova, Dante saysthat a wonderful vision had appeared to him, inwhich he saw things that made him resolve notto speak further of Beatrice until he could do somore worthily. And to attain this, he says, Istudy to the utmost of my power. He wouldwrite of her what had never yet been written ofany woman. So from this time on, he thought and planneduntil he had accomplished the work of his life, the Divina Commedia, in which Beatrice is thecentral figure. This great poem is difficult to understand, and. THE TOMB OF DANTE AT RAVENNA scholars have devoted years to its study and in-terpretation. It is full of obscure political andhistorical allusions, its language is quaint andcurious, and it is very long. But it is the greatest THE DIVINE POET OF FLORENCE 971 work of its time or, in certain respects, of all time.Its place is beside the Iliad of Homer and theplays created by the genius of Shakespeare.There is just one more point I should like tomention in regard to it, and that is that it was themeans of crystallizing into definite form and shapethe modern Italian language. Dante consid redthat it was far better to write as the peopl of hisday really talked than to use words known only While he was prior, it was decided to banish theleaders of both divisions from Florence in orderto try if by this means peace might be restored.The Blacks coming into power Dante was, inturn, banished. For twenty years he wandered, an exile, gene-rally in poverty. He was dependent

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