(112) But that the Lips stand open, when it is come hissing through the Teeth, it signifies, that he with his going forth out of the Heart of God, in the Creation of this World, has opened again the Gates of Heaven, and is gone through the Gates of God's Wrath, and has left the Wrath of God strongly shut and bolted up, and has left the Devil his eternal kindled Wrath-house close locked up, out of which he cannot come eternally.

(111) For he goes and penetrates through all shut or closed Doors, Closets, and Births, and needs no Opening of them; as the Teeth cannot stay or hinder the Spirit or Breath from going or passing through them.

(5) And she twice recounted severally her own evil deeds, and it pleased him not; and that wicked evil spirit rose not from that confusion, through fear of the righteous man.

(6) But for his hideous sins upbraiding him, My Lady put him to as swift a flight As such a fleshless skeleton could bear. Then by the way that it before had come, Into the chariot's chest I saw the Eagle Descend, and leave it feathered with his plumes. And such as issues from a heart that mourns, A voice from Heaven there issued, and it said: "My little bark, how badly art thou freighted!" Methought, then, that the earth did yawn between Both wheels, and I saw rise from it a Dragon, Who through the chariot upward fixed his tail, And as a wasp that draweth back its sting, Drawing unto himself his tail malign, Drew out the floor, and went his way rejoicing. That which remained behind, even as with grass A fertile region, with the feathers, offered Perhaps with pure intention and benign, Reclothed itself, and with them were reclothed The pole and both the wheels so speedily, A sigh doth longer keep the lips apart. Transfigured thus the holy edifice Thrust forward heads upon the parts of it, Three on the pole and one at either corner.

(5) The wind hath carried it in its belly, the earth its nourse.