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 1 Pre     |        object was to exalt the divine personality, and to lift
 2 Pre     |     accepted the part that the divine wisdom had imposed upon
 3 Pre     | distinction of quality; in his divine majesty I, thou, and we
 4 Pre     |  interdependence of all things divine and human is far older than
 5 Pre     |    Beloved. Love, of which the divine being is at once the source
 6 Pre     |        wine other than that of divine knowledge, and that his
 7 Pre     |      express his longing after divine wisdom, and the Beatrice,
 8 Pre     |        Nuova, certainly of the Divine Comedy, is no less intangible
 9 Pre     |     and the wine the spirit of divine knowledge which is poured
10 Pre     |     idol is God; beauty is the divine perfection shining locks
11 II(*)   |     idle talk with the wine of divine knowledge.~Stanza 2.--The
12 II(*)   |    Providence as a monument of divine justice, though it be invisible,
13 XI(*)   |       streams which waters the divine Paradise. To my thinking,
14 XIX     |        singing with full voice divine,~What lay was his? for '
15 XIX(*)  |        the minstrel's song, or divine message, which brought him
16 XXIII   |       to foot an angel's grace divine~Enwrapped her; pure she
17 XXVII   |    desire, I seized Love's cup divine,~But she that held it poured
18 XXVIII  |       the mosque none even now divine?~The goblet's carbuncle (
19 XXXIV(*)|       is the vessel into which divine love and wisdom are poured;
20 XL(*)   |       night, by the power of a divine word, ye return to heaven.
21 XLII    |    None remembers love's right divine;~What has befallen all lovers