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Né per tanto di men parlando vommi | 100 | Nonetheless, I go on speaking | |||||
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con ser Brunetto, e dimando chi sono | 101 | with ser Brunetto, asking who, of his companions, | |||||
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li suoi compagni più noti e più sommi. | 102 | are most eminent, most worthy to be known. | |||||
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Ed elli a me: "Saper d'alcuno è buono; | 103 | And he: "Some of them it is good to know. | |||||
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de li altri fia laudabile tacerci, | 104 | Others it is better not to mention, | |||||
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