Kore Kosmou: Dünyanın Bakiresi

Seeing that, Son Horus, Heaven, adorned with many a wreath of starry crowns, is set o'er every nature of all things beneath, and that nowhere it lacketh aught of anything which the whole cosmos now doth hold, in every way it needs must be that every nature which lies underneath should be co-ordered and full-filled by those that lie above; for things below cannot of course give order to the ordering above. It needs must, therefore, be the less should give place to the greater mysteries. The ordinance of the sublimer things transcends the lower; it is both sure in every way and falleth 'neath no mortal's thought. Wherefore the mysteries below did sigh, fearing the wondrous beauty and the everlasting durance of the ones above. 'Twas worth the gazing and the pains to see Heaven's beauty, beauty that seemed like God, God who was yet unknown, and the rich majesty of Night, who weaves her web with rapid light, though it be less than Sun's, and of the other mysteries in turn that move in Heaven, with ordered motions and with periods of times, with certain hidden influences bestowing order on the things below and co-increasing them.