Chapter

 1 2 |     dared to bring forth from night to the light of day the
 2 2 |       mysteries worthy of the night, and flame, and the magnanimous
 3 2 | shamelessness! Once on a time night was silent, a veil for the
 4 2 |       the initiated, the holy night is the tell-tale of the
 5 2 |    the orgies to be hidden in night and darkness. The fire dissembles
 6 2 |         Leave the darkness of night, and lay hold on the light."~
 7 2 |    the offspring of that long night, who with hard toil accomplished
 8 2 |       a long time, but in one night deflowered the fifty daughters
 9 3 |  enveloped in the darkness of night."~
10 11|    sun not been in existence, night would have brooded over
11 11|     partakes of it lives. But night fears the light, and hiding
12 12|  light brighter than the sun; night will flee from thee, fire