Pande viam, quae me post vincula corporis aegri in sublime ferat, puri qua lactea caeli semita ventosae superat vaga nubila lunae, qua proceres abiere pii quaque integer olim raptus quadriiugo penetrat super aera curru Elias et solido cum corpore praevius Enoch.
Prepare a road that I, being freed from the fetters of this frail body, may be led up on high, where in the clear heaven the Milky Way stretches above the wandering clouds of the wind-vexed moon'that road by which the holy men of old departed from the earth; by which Elias, caught up in the chariot, once made his way alive above our lower air; and Enoch, too, who went before his end without change of body.
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