Chapter

 1 I   |   Lord reigneth, drawing all men to itself by saving long-suffering.
 2 I   | wondrous condescension to us men of the awful glory of Him
 3 III |    the flesh, to the race of men. Say, with Moses, "He is
 4 V   |     peace, good-will towards men," by their threefold song
 5 VI  |  fairer than the children of men, who amongst men art very
 6 VI  | children of men, who amongst men art very God and man [Ps.
 7 VI  |    seen Thee, the Saviour of men." ~
 8 VII |   desolate. Receive, thou of men the most illustrious, the
 9 VII |     thine embrace, O thou of men most wise, that unspeakable
10 VII |  itself, and live, O thou of men most venerable. Cling closely
11 VII |    and be renewed, O thou of men most righteous. ~"Not too
12 VII |      from it then, O thou of men most holy. Satiate thyself
13 VII |   Himself to thee, O thou of men most divine. Joyfully draw
14 VII |    draw thy light, O thou of men most pious, from the Sun
15 VII |      terrify thee, O thou of men most blessed. Be not afraid
16 VII |      His kindness, O thou of men most modest. Join thyself
17 VII |    then reluctant, O thou of men the most decorous. The flame
18 VII |  illuminates thee, O thou of men most just. ~"Let the bush
19 VIII|      things which pertain to men, received into his aged
20 X   |     form was made known unto men; the spotless robe of Him