The Annotated Milton: Complete English Poems
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372 Thee, Father, first they sung Omnipotent, 373 Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, 374 Eternal King, Thee Author of all being, 375 Fountain of light, Thyself invisible 376 Amidst the glorious brightness where Thou sit’st 377 Throned inaccessible, but 2553 when Thou shad’st 378 The full blaze of thy beams and, through a cloud 379 Drawn round about Thee like a radiant shrine, 380 Dark with excessive bright Thy skirts2554 appear, 381 Yet2...555 dazzle Heav’n, that brightest Seraphim 382 Approach not, but with both wings veil their eyes.
383 Thee2556 next they sang of all creation first, 384 Begotten Son, Divine Similitude, 385 In whose conspicuous2557 count’nance, without cloud 386 Made visible, the Almighty Father shines, 387 Whom else no creature can behold. On thee 388 Impressed2558 the effulgence2559 of His glory abides, 389 Transfused on thee His ample2560 Spirit rests.
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372 Thee, Father, first they sung Omnipotent, 373 Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, 374 Eternal King, Thee Author of all being, 375 Fountain of light, Thyself invisible 376 Amidst the glorious brightness where Thou sit’st 377 Throned inaccessible, but 2553 when Thou shad’st 378 The full blaze of thy beams and, through a cloud 379 Drawn round about Thee like a radiant shrine, 380 Dark with excessive bright Thy skirts2554 appear, 381 Yet2...555 dazzle Heav’n, that brightest Seraphim 382 Approach not, but with both wings veil their eyes.
383 Thee2556 next they sang of all creation first, 384 Begotten Son, Divine Similitude, 385 In whose conspicuous2557 count’nance, without cloud 386 Made visible, the Almighty Father shines, 387 Whom else no creature can behold. On thee 388 Impressed2558 the effulgence2559 of His glory abides, 389 Transfused on thee His ample2560 Spirit rests.
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