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From virgins brests th'eternall father's heyre | From virgins brests th'eternall father's heyre | ||
Unto perplexed nature gives affright | Unto perplexed nature gives affright | ||
yt [that] heav'n p[ar]takes of earth & chast[e] wombs beare | yt [that] heav'n p[ar]takes of earth, & chast[e] wombs beare | ||
Latest revision as of 18:49, 16 July 2017
DE CHRISTo
witt hath wonder that reason not tell can A mayde to be a Mother & god to be a man Leave wee ye reason & beleeve we ye wond[er] For faith is above and reason is under. Thinke and thanke God
Sibilla Delphica of our Ladye
Th'inspired maide ye sent in to ye light From virgins brests th'eternall father's heyre Unto perplexed nature gives affright yt [that] heav'n p[ar]takes of earth, & chast[e] wombs beare