Deiana Dante Quotes

#1. The weather was turning cold and I remember that Dante was using nothing but natural light as his electric department was away, prepping the scene in the cave. We stayed on that rock for the whole day. - Author: Madeleine Stowe

#2. Nessun maggior dolore Che ricordarsi del tempo felice Nella miseria. (There is no greater pain than to remember a happy time when one is in misery.) - Author: Dante Alighieri

#3. You found me in my lonely labyrinth and like Beatrice, led me out of my own hell ... - Author: John Geddes

#4. This spirit of humanity breathes in Cicero and Virgil. Hence the veneration paid to the poet of the Aeneid by the fathers and throughout the middle ages. Augustine calls him the noblest of poets, and Dante, "the glory and light of other poets," and "his master," who guided him through the regions of hell and purgatory to the very gates of Paradise. It was believed that in his fourth Eclogue he had prophesied the advent of Christ. This interpretation is erroneous; but "there is in Virgil," says an accomplished scholar,84 "a vein of thought and sentiment more devout, more humane, more akin to the Christian than is to be found in any other ancient poet, whether Greek or Roman. He was a spirit prepared and waiting, though he knew it not, for some better thing to be revealed. - Author: Philip Schaff

#5. It's as if Thomas Kinkade and Dante were at a party, and one turned to the other sometime after midnight and uttered that classic line You know, we really should work together sometime ... - Author: Rob Bell

#6. Dante chuckled low. "There's my blush." - Author: Damon Suede

#7. Sweet like liquor. Sweet like heroin. She's an addict's kind of bitter taste--my own personal hit of dope - Author: Lana Sky

#8. That sacred army, that Christ espoused with his blood, displayed itself in the form of a white rose, but the Angel other, that sees and sings the glory, of him who inspires it with love, as it flies, and sings the excellence that has made it as it is, descended continually into the great flower, lovely with so many petals, and climbed again to where its love lives ever, like a swarm of bees, that now plunges into the flowers, and now returns, to where their labour is turned to sweetness.
Their faces were all of living flame, their wings of gold, and the rest of them so white that snow never reached that limit. When they dropped into the flower, they offered, to tier on tier, the peace and ardour that they acquired with beating wings: and the presence of such a vast flying swarm between the flower and what was beyond it, did not dilute the vision or the splendour: because the Divine Light so penetrates the Universe, to the measure of its Value, that nothing has the power to prevent it. This kingdom, safe and happy, crowded with ancient peoples and the new, had sight and Love all turned towards one point. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#9. But she insists the family hadn't a choice. Not true. We always have choices. Isn't that what Dante teaches us?
I really have become quite the Dante scholar: There is no greater sorrow than to recall our time of joy in wretchedness. - Author: Chris Bohjalian

#10. I think I learned a lot on Beaches. A guy I worked with Dante Spinotti is a wonderful cinematographer and it was his first picture and he went on to be nominated for an Academy Award for "LA Confidential" which was great. - Author: Garry Marshall

#11. What does Dante say of revenge?' He turned back. 'That it is a sin. A sin of anger, and those who commit it are surrounded by a rank fog, forever tearing each other apart or gnawing at their own limbs. They are trapped in the marsh. - Author: Imogen Robertson

#12. I saw a point that shone with light so keen, the eye that sees it cannot bear its blazing; the star that is for us the smallest one would seem a moon if placed beside this point. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#13. The ultimate Mystery of being, the ultimate Truth, is Love. This is the essential structure of reality. When Dante spoke of the 'love which moves the sun and the other stars', he was not using a metaphor, but was describing the nature of reality. There is in Being an infinite desire to give itself in love and this gift of Self in love is for ever answered by a return of love ... and so the rhythm of the universe is created. - Author: Venerable Bede

#14. While the everlasting pleasure, that did full On Beatrice shine, with second view From her fair countenance my gladden'd soul Contented; vanquishing me with a beam Of her soft smile, she spake: Turn thee, and list. These eyes are not thy only Paradise. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#15. There is no greater pain than to remember, in our present grief, past happiness. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#16. Her friend glanced between Cait and Dante.
But Cait, The Hulk has requested my absence. I believe it best if I cooperate. - Author: Abby Niles

#17. In all literary history there is no such figure as Dante, no such homogeneousness of life and works, such loyalty to ideas, such sublime irrecognition of the unessential. - Author: James Russell Lowell

#18. For she doth make my veins and pulses tremble. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#19. I think that anybody that wants to direct, particularly writers, should spend some time in an editing room, whether it's a film of theirs or someone else's, or shoot their own picture on video and cut it. - Author: Joe Dante

#20. Hypocrites - they wear gorgeous cloaks lined with lead; pretty outside, awful inside; heavy cloaks force them to behave sedately, although seething within; cloak true character in false appearance. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#21. He who know most grieves most for wasted time. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#22. There go the goddamn brownies! - Author: Joe Dante

#23. Not foliage green, but of a fusk colour,
Not branches smooth, but gnarled and intertangled
not apple-tress were there, but thorns with poison. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#24. If you could have anything, Dante, anything at all, what would it be? She slurs.
Her. I want Charlie. - Author: Victoria Scott

#25. Goodbye forever to the light of day.
And he himself turned to me around, nor did.
He trust my own hands, adding his as well,
To guard my eyes. You of sound mind, I bid.
You look beneath the strange, Veiled way I tell
This story to the struggle in the soul
Of one who seeks redemption - Author: Dante, Clive James.

#26. Three sparks
pride, envy, and avarice
have been kindled in all hearts. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#27. I could recite you the whole of Thucydides, Xenophon, Plutarch, Titus Livius, Tacitus, Strada, Jornandes, Dante, Montaigne, Shakespeare, Spinoza, Machiavelli, and Bossuet. I name only the most important." "You - Author: Alexandre Dumas

#28. For whence did Dante get the material for his hell, if not from this actual world of ours? And indeed he made a downright hell of it. - Author: Arthur Schopenhauer

#29. He who shall never be divided from me kissed my mouth all trembling. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#30. The worst moment for the atheist is when he is really thankful and has nobody to thank. - Author: Dante Gabriel Rossetti

#31. Small projects need much more help than great. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#32. Let them cease, then, to insult the Roman empire, who pretend that they are the sons of the Church; when they see that Christ, the bridegroom of the Church, sanctioned the Roman empire at the beginning and at the end of His warfare on earth. And now I think that I have made it sufficiently clear that it was by right that the Romans acquired to themselves the empire of the world.

Oh happy people, oh Ausonia, how glorious hadst thou been, if either he, that weakener of thine empire, had never been born, or if his own pious intention had never deceived him? - Author: Dante Alighieri

#33. So bitter is it, death is little more; - Author: Dante Alighieri

#34. Patch's mouth turned grim. "Actually, I don't like the sound of that."
"If it's any consolation, I can't stand Dante. Don't sweat this."
"My girlfriend wants to date another guy, no sweat."
"It's for appearances. Look on the bright side - "
Patch laughed, but the humor was lacking. "There's a bright side? - Author: Becca Fitzpatrick

#35. Everyone goes through a period of Traviamento - when we take, say, a different turn in life, the other via. Dante himself did. Some recover, some pretend to recover, some never come back, some chicken out before even starting, and some, for fear of taking any turns, find themselves leading the wrong life all life long. - Author: Andre Aciman

#36. Not without deep pain do we admit to ourselves that the artists of all ages have in their highest flights carried to heavenly transfiguration precisely those conceptions that we now recognize as false: they are the glorifiers of the religious and philosophical errors of humanity, and they could not have done this without their belief in the absolute truth of these errors. Now if the belief in such truth generally diminishes, if the rainbow colors at the outermost ends of human knowing and imagining fade: then the species of art that, like the Divina commedia, Raphael's pictures, Michelangelo's frescoes, the Gothic cathedrals, presupposes not only a cosmic, but also a metaphysical significance for art objects can never blossom again. A touching tale will come of this, that there was once such an art, such belief by artists. - Author: Friedrich Nietzsche

#37. Dante.
He loved me so deep and so hard that I was blinded by it.
I thought it was a miracle. I was so young, so impressionable, so infatuated.
So stupid. For years and years, all I had the sense to do was bask in it.
I let our love rule my life. It was everything to me. - Author: R.K. Lilley

#38. Thus you may understand that love alone
is the true seed of every merit in you,
and of all acts for which you must atone. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#39. Because I love you!"

There it was, out in the air. Griff's eyes got wide. The words had come out angry, but Dante had meant them. He couldn't open his perfect mouth and swallow them back.

His face softened. "In love, I mean. With you. For so long. - Author: Damon Suede

#40. Curb your talent lest it speed where virtue does not guide. - Author: Dante Alighieri

#41. For Russians, to whom Pushkin's poem 'Eugene Onegin' is sacred text, the ballet's story and personae are as familiar and filled with meaning as, for instance, 'Romeo' and 'Hamlet' are for us. Russians know whole stretches of it by heart, the way we know Shakespeare and Italians know Dante. - Author: Robert Gottlieb