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LXVI: To Esculapius

The Initiations of Orpheus · 1 passage

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The FUMIGATION from MANNA. GREAT Esculapius, skill'd to heal mankind,, All-ruling Pæan, and physician kind; Whose arts medic'nal, can alone assuage Diseases dire, and stop their dreadful rage: Strong lenient God, regard my suppliant pray'r, Bring gentle Health, adorn'd with lovely hair; Convey the means of mitigating pain, And raging, deadly pestilence restrain. O pow'r all-flourishing, abundant, bright, Apollo's honor'd offspring, God of light; 10 Husband of blameless Health, the constant foe Of dread Disease the minister of woe: p. 199 Come, blessed saviour, and my health defend, And to my life afford a prosp'rous end.

Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cla/hoo/hoo71.htm.

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