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 1 3 |  temple where the ashes of the poet lie, so now, to initiate
 2 4 |         inasmuch as the divine poet throughout his whole life
 3 4 |        desire of being crowned poet at the very font where he
 4 4 |   Christ. Therefore the divine poet depicted the triple life
 5 8 |    from the study of the great poet, and no less the profit
 6 9 |       still the freshness of a poet of our times: certainly
 7 9 |     glory, to be the Christian poet, to have sung with Divine
 8 9 |     real characteristic of the poet, the foundation of all his
 9 10| instruction is given the great poet may be held in due honour
10 11|        love and tend the noble poet whom We do not hesitate