to ask; nor let thine own inventions hope
things not reveald; which th invisible king;
onely omniscient hath supprest in night;
to none municable in earth or heaven:
anough is left besides to search and know。 ' 125 '
but knowledge is as food; and needs no less
her temperance over appetite; to know
in measure what the mind may well contain;
oppresses else with surfet; and soon turns
wisdom to folly; as nourishment to winde。 ' 130 '
know then; that after lucifer from heavn
(so call him; brighter once amidst the host
of angels; then that starr the starrs among)
fell with his flaming legions through the deep
into his place; and the great son returnd ' 135 '
victorious with his saints; th omnipotent
eternal father from his throne beheld
thir multitude; and to his son thus spake。
。。
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生?
at least our envious foe hath faild; who thought
all like himself rebellious; by whose aid ' 140 '
this inaccessible high strength; the seat
of deitie supream; us dispossest;
he trusted to have seisd; and into fraud
drew many; whom thir place knows here no more;
yet farr the greater part have kept; i see; ' 145 '
thir station; heavn yet populous retaines
number sufficient to possess her realmes
though wide; and this high temple to frequent
with ministeries due and solemn rites:
but least his heart exalt him in the harme ' 150 '
already done; to have dispeopld heavn
my damage fondly deemd; i can repaire
that detriment; if such it be to lose
self…lost; and in a moment will create
another world; out of one man a race ' 155 '
of men innumerable; there to dwell;
not here; till by degrees of merit raisd
they open to themselves at length the way
up hither; under long obedience trid;
and earth be changd to heavn; & heavn to earth; ' 160 '
one kingdom; joy and union without end。
mean while inhabit laxe; ye powers of heavn;
and by my word; begotten son; by thee
this i perform; speak thou; and be it don:
my overshadowing spirit and might with thee ' 165 '
i send along; ride forth; and bid the deep
within appointed bounds be heavn and earth;
boundless the deep; because i am who fill
infinitude; nor vacuous the space。
though i uncircumscribd my self retire; ' 170 '
and put not forth my goodness; which is free
to act or not; necessitie and chance
approach not mee; and what i will is fate。
so spake th almightie; and to what he spake
his word; the filial godhead; gave effect。 ' 175 '
immediate are the acts of god; more swift
then time or motion; but to human ears
cannot without process of speech be told;
so told as earthly notion can receave。
。。
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great triumph and rejoycing was in heavn ' 180 '
when such was heard declard the almighties will;
glorie they sung to the most high; good will
to future men; and in thir dwellings peace:
glorie to him whose just avenging ire
had driven out th ungodly from his sight ' 185 '
and th habitations of the just; to him
glorie and praise; whose wisdom had ordaind
good out of evil to create; in stead
of spirits maligne a better race to bring
into thir vacant room; and thence diffuse ' 190 '
his good to worlds and ages infinite。
so sang the hierarchies: mean while the son
on his great expedition now appeerd;
girt with omnipotence; with radiance crownd
of majestie divine; sapience and love ' 195 '
immense; and all his father in him shon。
about his chariot numberless were pourd
cherub and seraph; potentates and thrones;
and vertues; winged spirits; and chariots wingd;
from the armoury of god; where stand of old ' 200 '
myriads between two brazen mountains lodgd
against a solemn day; harnest at hand;
celestial equipage; and now came forth
spontaneous; for within them spirit livd;
attendant on thir lord: heavn opnd wide ' 205 '
her ever during gates; harmonious sound
on golden hinges moving; to let forth
the king of glorie in his powerful word
and spirit ing to create new worlds。
on heavnly ground they stood; and from the shore ' 210 '
they viewd the vast immeasurable abyss
outrageous as a sea; dark; wasteful; wilde;
up from the bottom turnd by furious windes
and surging waves; as mountains to assault
heavns highth; and with the center mix the pole。 ' 215 '
silence; ye troubld waves; and thou deep; peace;
said then th omnific word; your discord end:
nor staid; but on the wings of cherubim
uplifted; in paternal glorie rode
farr into chaos; and the world unborn; ' 220 '
for chaos heard his voice: him all his traine
followd in bright procession to behold
creation; and the wonders of his might。
d
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。
then staid the fervid wheeles; and in his hand
he took the golden passes; prepard ' 225 '
in gods eternal store; to circumscribe
this universe; and all created things:
one foot he centerd; and the other turnd
round through the vast profunditie obscure;
and said; thus farr extend; thus farr thy bounds; ' 230 '
this be thy just circumference; o world。
thus god the heavn created; thus the earth;
matter unformd and void: darkness profound
coverd th abyss: but on the watrie calme
his brooding wings the spirit of god outspred; ' 235 '
and vital vertue infusd; and vital warmth
throughout the fluid mass; but downward purgd
the black tartareous cold infernal dregs
adverse to life: then founded; then conglobd
like things to like; the rest to several place ' 240 '
disparted; and between spun out the air;
and earth self ballanct on her center hung。
let ther be light; said god; and forthwith light
ethereal; first of things; quintessence pure
sprung from the deep; and from her native east ' 245 '
to journie through the airie gloom began;
spheard in a radiant cloud; for yet the sun
was not; shee in a cloudie tabernacle
sojournd the while。 god saw the light was good;
and light from darkness by the hemisphere ' 250 '
divided: light the day; and darkness night
he namd。 thus wa
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