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Docter Latworthes Invocatiõ
Docter Latworthes Invocatio[n]


Spiritt divine the comon knott whereby
Spiritt divine the comon knott whereby
The Father and the Sonne do love togither
The Father and the Sonne do love togither
ffor Sonne and Father universallye
For Sonne and Father universallye
Are love though love be prop unto neither
Are love though love be proper unto neither


Thou that from both proceedest And frò none
Thou that from both proceedest And from none
unequallye [crossed out:  but] with like Authoritye
unequallye [crossed out:  but] with like Authoritye
As from one Princypall yet from the one
As from one Princypall yet from the one
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one, all the first from two the last of thre
one, all the first from two the last of thre
Sweete brith that joyest every pensive hart
Sweete brith that ioyest every pensive hart
Breathed from God, O God breath into mee
Breathed from God, O God breath into mee
Skill above Skill and shew me [wyu?] art
Skill above Skill and shew me wt yu [what you] art
The last of three & yet all three soe cast
The last of three & yet all three soe cast
That of all three there is no, first nor last,
That of all three there is no, first nor last,


FINIS
FINIS  
 
Rise O my soule, with thy desires to heaven
and with deuinest contemplations use
Thy tyme, where tymes eternitye is given
Nor let vayne thoughts, noe more thy thoughts abuse
But downe in darknes, let them lye
Soe live thy better, let thy worse thoughts dye
 
And thou my soule, inspired with holy flame
vewe and revewe, with most regardfull eye
That holy crosse, whence thy salvacion came
whereon thy saviour, and thy sinne did dye
For in that sacred object is such pleasure
That in that saviour is my life and treasure
 
To thee, O Jesus, I derect myne eyes
to thee, my handes, [inserted in another hand: to thee],  my humble knees
To thee, my Harte, shall offer sacrifies
to thee my thoughts, my thoughts, who only sees
To thee, my selfe, my selfe, and all I give,
To thee, I dye, to thee. I onelye Live
 
Finis

Latest revision as of 08:02, 18 July 2017

Docter Latworthes Invocatio[n]

Spiritt divine the comon knott whereby The Father and the Sonne do love togither For Sonne and Father universallye Are love though love be proper unto neither

Thou that from both proceedest And from none unequallye [crossed out: but] with like Authoritye As from one Princypall yet from the one princypallye and yet without priority

one, all the first from two the last of thre Sweete brith that ioyest every pensive hart Breathed from God, O God breath into mee Skill above Skill and shew me wt yu [what you] art The last of three & yet all three soe cast That of all three there is no, first nor last,

FINIS

Rise O my soule, with thy desires to heaven and with deuinest contemplations use Thy tyme, where tymes eternitye is given Nor let vayne thoughts, noe more thy thoughts abuse But downe in darknes, let them lye Soe live thy better, let thy worse thoughts dye

And thou my soule, inspired with holy flame vewe and revewe, with most regardfull eye That holy crosse, whence thy salvacion came whereon thy saviour, and thy sinne did dye For in that sacred object is such pleasure That in that saviour is my life and treasure

To thee, O Jesus, I derect myne eyes to thee, my handes, [inserted in another hand: to thee], my humble knees To thee, my Harte, shall offer sacrifies to thee my thoughts, my thoughts, who only sees To thee, my selfe, my selfe, and all I give, To thee, I dye, to thee. I onelye Live

Finis