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 1 1|         the sun, to look to the light, and the windows towards
 2 1| darkened by the approach of its light. And he went out, and disappeared
 3 1|   apostle said to the Lord: Thy light, Lord, is too great for
 4 1|         for our sight. And when light came, and it was dawn, having
 5 1|      yoke of gentleness and the light burden, that you may live
 6 1|     from the darkness, that the light may receive yen; come to
 7 2|        be in repose and eternal light as the children of God:
 8 2|         of mine who is like the light. I have destroyed him who
 9 2|       found Him whose works are light, and whose deeds are truth,
10 2|         if the splendour of the light of Him whom thou now desirest
11 2|       we say that He affords us light, it is seen by us, and we
12 3|      all, the right hand of the light overthrowing him that is