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Language: Friulan
La Divina Com�dia
di Dante Alighieri
da Ermes Culos
Pre�mbul
E che l�, che di j�di se Dante al var�s pod�t us� il furl�n coma il so
"dolce stil novo" inv�nsi dal tosc�n--che l� a � stada na roba ca mi'a
incurios�t tant e ca mi a poc�t un bel puc a fa stu c�mpit.
Voc�ls:
Conson�ns:
Esig�nsis di rima:
Riconosim�nt:
Cjant Prin
Cj�nt Sec�nt
Cj�nt Ters
Cj�nt Cu�rt
Cj�nt Cu�nt
Cuss�, zint j�, il prin s�rcul i'�i las�t
e j� tal secont, che m�ncu sp�siu 'la,
ma di dol�us e lam�ns tant pi colm�t.
Cj�nt Sest
Cj�nt Ot�f
Cj�nt Nonu
Cj�nt D�cim
Cj�nt Undic�sin
Cj�nt Dodic�sin
La divin'gjust�sia c� a va spunz�nt
chel Atila che'l mont la tant flagel�t,
coma Pir e Sest; e'n eterno molz�nt
Cjant Tredic�sin
Cjant Cuatordic�sim
Cj�nt Cuindic�sim
la so conos�nsa al me intel�t;
e sbas�nt la me man vi�rs la musa,
i'ai rispund�t: "S�izu chi vu, Sjor Brun�t?"
Cj�nt Sedic�sim
Cj�nt Dizisjet�sin
Cjant Dicjanov�sin
Cj�nt Vincj�sin
Cjant Vincjun�sin
Cj�nt Vincjadu�sin
Cj�nt Vincjatre�sin
Cj�nt Vincjacuatr�sin
Cj�nt Vincjasincu�sin
Cj�nt Vincjasej�sin
Cj�nt Vincjasiet�sin
Cj�nt Vincjot�sin
Cj�nt Vincjanov�sin
Cj�nt Trent�sin
Cj�nt Trentun�sin
E se ic 'lef�ns e bal�nis di fa
no si pent�s, chel cal vu�rda di sut�l,
ca'� just cuss� 'l va s�bit a cjat�;
Cj�nt Trentadu�sin
Cj�nt Trentatre�sin[209]
Cj�nt Trentacuatr�sin
[1] A la per�ula "cuss�"--chi usi a mondi sp�s-- i ghi lasi dos "s"
par evit� ca vegni lez�da "cuz�." A � l'�nica per�ula ta la me
trudusi�n ca'a una consonant dopla.
[2] Pal vej na idea dal signific�t simbolic di sti tre bestis (linsa,
le�n e lupa), i suger�s di consult� cualchi edisi�n critica dal
Infi�r, coma che minson�da tal me Pre�mbul, che da ad�s in dav�nt i
clamar�i Vandelli.
[16] Aristotele.
[25] I av�ros.
[26] Se Dante al fos stat furl�n al var�sia us�t sta espresi�n ch�? Ma
si--coma no!
[27] Un bel puc di iron�a ch�, a clam� "�n" (inno) il gorgole� di chej
pu�rs disgrasi�s ca son ch� soter�s tal fangu!
[37] Un post vis�n di Gerusal�m, 'nda cal vegnar� fat il jud�si final.
Vandelli.
[38] A mom�ns cuss� a ven da pens� che D�u ogni tant a l'era in vena
schers�za, sa si pensa al m�ut sur�al cal pun�s zent coma Epicuro. "Ah
si?" a som�a cal vedi pens�t. "No ghi crod�vis che l'�nima a var�s
par�t via a vivi dopo la vustra mu�rt? Al�ra eco ch� chi vi la met la
vustra �nima, ta sta tomba ca vi restar� vi�rta fin chis� cuant! Cuss�
in var�is p� che as�j timp di necu�rzisi che la vustra anima ca j� a
para via a vivi--�ncja se cun am�ndi puc gust--mentri che la s� il
vustri cu�rp a si mars�s a la sv�lta."
[42] Beatrice.
[50] L'us�ria a sp�ra doma tal ben da li r�bis di stu mont, sensa
rigu�rt pa li r�bis da l'�ltri mont. (Vandelli a si prufund�s un bel
puc ta stu argum�nt.)
[53] Tes�o.
[57] La f�mina di �rcul, che fra l'altri a'a caus�t la mu�rt dal so
omp, sensa int�ndi di fa cuss�--natur�l--propit cuant ca vol�va che
�rcul al torn�s a vol�ighi b�n. A mi a mi par che sta stori�ta a'a da
li dimensions ca van ben p� a la lungja di chel c�su chi.
[58] I Cent�urs.
[59] �co, coma chi v�vi pens�t pi'n s�, a son d�ma i v�fs ca p�sin
m�vi robis coma li pi�ris.
[60] Beatr�s.
[62] "Prin" tal sens che al cogn�s li circost�nsis di che zona l� tant
mi�j di Virgilio, che ch� a si cons�dera secont.
[64] Cecina, un flum�t cal sb�cja subit sot di Liv�rno; Cornet, una
sitad�ta vis�n di Civitavecjia.
[70] L'inv�dia.
[73] San Zu�n a l'era'l sant di Firense coma il San Zu�n di San Zu�n
di Cjas�rsa. Taj timps pagans, il protet�u di Firense a l'era Marte.
Vandelli al suger�s che ai timps di Dante la statua di Marte, ca era
stada but�da tal Arno, a era encjam� vi�ibil vis�n dal Punt Vecju.
[74] Che fata par impicj� la zent, no che altra fata par cjoj s�
led�n.
[77] Sold�s.
[83] A ju s�lva pars� che stu "f�n" o vap�u a la as�i umidit�t par
distud� il f�uc cal ven j� dal alt.
[84] Stu ch� al sar�s Brunet Lat�n, umanista, cal veva jud�t Dante tal
so studi�.
[87] Beatrice.
[92] Cuss� a pod�vin par� via a corus� mentri ca tabaj�vin cun Dante.
[95] Mangj�ns & bev�ns--�co l'idea che Dante al v�va daj tod�scs tal
so timp. Ca s�din stas p� bev�ns daj frans�is? Daj tali�ns? Ma!
[96] Par cussi d�zi. In realt�t la flam�ta a �ra 'na pl�ja di f�uc.
[97] Che �nimis ca partin b�rsis o blu o zalis o blancis a �rin dutis
di usur�jos cuant ca �rin encjam� vifs.
[101] Di Sant'�nzul. I romans a v�vin da sta at�ns tal cjamin� par via
di ducjus scju pelegr�ns, ca z�vin o ca vegn�vin da San Pieri.
[103] In �ltri per�ulis, al d�s che sa son tir�s, o t�rchios, a'� pal
fat stes ca son bologn�is; coma par d�zi che se par furt�na a f�sin
stas, diz�n, furl�ns, al sar�s stat dut un altri par di m�nis.
[106] A som�a clar che Dante a nol v�va s�mpri una buna impression daj
pr�dis.
[115] La Gl�sia di Roma, che sec�nt Dante ta che righis ch� a no �ra
la "Santa Romana Chiesa" tal sens vero dal'espresi�n.
[117] Una lesion am�ndi dura, chista, par Dante--e, i crot, par
cuals�asi altri--di impar�.
[119] Sic�ma ca son stravolt�s, a'an la p�nsa par dav�u e il cul par
dav�nt.
[126] Sar�n di�us dal Infi�r, indul� ca si var�s doma da sufr�, per�
a'an i so divertim�ns encja l�u!
[128] Tali�n.
[129] Dopo v�ighi cjolt i so bes a ju'a las�s z� libars sensa at�gnisi
al punt�ndai regolam�ns.
[134] Se ben che stu parag�n al mostra cuant afi�t ca l� Virgilio par
Dante!
[139] Chel ca la condan�t Crist. Una cond�na ca ghi a fat tant d�n ai
Ebreos.
[143] Una pi�ra verda cun punt�ns ros che sec�nt i antics a pod�va
comb�ti i vel�ns daj sarp�ns.
[149] Sta s�rta di "morphing" a'� abast�nsa com�n tal d� di vu�j, cun
chej trucs ca si p�sin fa cul computer; ma taj timps in dav�u a'a
dov�t some� cualchicj�sa di propit sure�l!
[154] Ogn�n cal v�di maj jod�t coma che una gjal�na a prot�s i so
pitin�s al sa ben se chi vu�j d�zi.
[157] Tennyson a la da �si stat un bel puc ispir�t da che r�ghis ch�
cuant ca la scrit il so Ulysses:
. . .My mariners
. . .you and I are old;
Old age hath yet his honour and his toil;
Death closes all: but something ere the end,
Some work of noble note, may yet be done,
Not unbecoming men that strove with Gods. . .
[158] Ch� che Dante al zar� a us� coma localit�t pal so Purgat�ri.
[179] A som�a da sta storia di G�ri dal Bi�l ca fos stat un �bligu ta
na fam�a di vendic� la mu�rt di un par�nt. (Plus sa change.... Il mont
al cambia amondi puc cul z� daj s�cuj, no �se vera? Basta pens� no a
certi us�nsis Sicilianis dal d� di vu�j, tegn�dis a g�la si no �ltri
taj c�nes, ma a la reasi�n daj par�ncj' da li v�timis di Tim McVeigh
cuant ca l� stat gjustisi�t l'�ltra d�.) Ta stu c�su, Dante al sar�s
un daj par�ncj' ca var�sin dov�t vendic� G�ri. Il fat che chistu a no
l'era encjam� sused�t al spi�ga la reasi�n indign�da dal dan�t e il
sintim�nt di colpa di Dante stes.
[184] Bis�gna pur ricon�si che la gran part di scju dan�s a si r�ndin
cont che la so punisi�n a � stada j�sta.
[188] La so fr�ta.
[194] Al preferir�s j�diu ch� fra i dan�s che sodisf� la so gran s�it.
[199] Pars� che cul prin colp a fer�s e cul sec�nt a vuar�s.
[203] Li M�sis.
[206] Scju fi�j, ca �rin fr�dis ca si vol�vin puc ben, a si son cop�s
l'un l'altri.
[207] Encja chistu, che di fat a l'era Tosc, par ot�gni na eredit�t a
la cop�t, e par vej cop�t a ghi'an dopo encja a luj taj�t il cjaf. Un
roba a � sig�ra: Firense e pa�s vis�ns di Firense taj timps di Dante a
�rin poscj' indul� ca si var�s fat fad�ja a anoj�si!
[208] Chel cal sta mangj�nt tal cj�f da l'�ltri a l� il Conte Ugol�n,
dal cual Dante al parlar� tal pr�sin cj�nt.
[215] Atrop�s a sar�s ch� ca sep�ra l'�nima dal cu�rp e in tal casu di
Tolom�a--cal sar�s chel post ch�-- a manda l'�nima tal'infi�r mentri
che il cu�rp a l� encjam� in vita.
[216] Ma, no s�j; ma se Dante a la met propit ta che mani�ra parados�l
l�, al�ra. . .
[217] An spar�gna p�s, Dante, a no �se v�ra? Prin chej di Pisa; ad�s i
genov�is!. . .
[220] A mi ven in mins chel paes�n che, tancju �js fa, dopo cualchi �n
in Canada a lo l'era stat bon di impar� l'ingl�is e tal frat�mp al
veva disminti�t il so itali�n. Casu cal merita cualchi lagrima. A �ria
colpa so? J� i dizar�s di no. I disar�s pit�st che la colpa a era di
chej che ta na maniera o ta n'altra a costrinz�vin cuss� tancju
itali�ns a las� l'Italia ta chej dis la. Cuj saja ta cuala bolgja che
Dante al var�s met�t chej respons�bij l�? Ma forsi ch� a � mi�j us� un
parag�n un puc p� lizer�t, coma che di un fl�u taj�t par m�ti ta un
v�s, che, sa si pensa, a no l� ne vif ne mu�rt. (�co, i'ai us�t chel
puc di inz�n chi'ai, coma che Dante al vol�va chi f�s.)
[223] A � clar che Lus�far stes a la am�ndi puc gust di �si ch�. Puc
da surpr�ndisi, sa si pensa a chel post glorious cal veva las�t, da
s�mo, par vign� ch�.
[228] Par gravit�t, dut a ven atir�t dal centro da la cjera. Dante a
la incjastr�t Lus�far propit u ch� coma par d�zi che ducjus tal mont a
son, par natura, atir�s dal mal. Di consegu�nsa, il vol�j liber�si dal
mal a richi�it un sfu�rs ca no l� natural, un sfu�rs ca la da z�
cuntra natura.
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