J I. The 14th H Y M N of ORPHEUS. TO JUPITER. O V E, ever honour'd, everlasting king, Accept this witness of thy fervant's love, Due facrifice and praise. Great pow'r, thro' thee All things, that are, exift: earth, mountains, fea, All things producing, as of all the end So the beginning, author of encrease, Omnipotent, pow'r creative, purifier, Whofe arm rolls thunder, and the forky blaze Of lightning darts! whose glorious word can shake Fair peace, and riches with pure virtue crown'd. 5 ΙΟ 15 II. II. The 15th H Y M N. To JUNO. LAC'D in the azure bofom of the sky, PLA Airy-form Juno, of Jove's heav'nly bed ; Without thee nothing knows: fince thou, with all Art mix'd with all. Thou, fov'reign, too obtain'st An univerfal empire, borne along In airy torrents with refounding murmurs. Goddess, whofe names are num'rous, all-ador'd, Propitious come with lovely fmiling face. Dd III. The 33d H YM N. To APOLLO. LEST Pæan come, Lycorian PHOEBUS, foe BLE Of daring Tityus, honour'd Memphian God, Receives prolific, Grunian, Smynthian, bane Far-darting God, with bow and quiver arm'd, Bacchian and twofold, whofe dread pow'r extends Is fhap'd; pure; Delian king, whose lucid eye Revealeft. Hear me with benignant mind Entreating for the people: for thou view'st This boundless æther all, this plenteous earth, And ev❜n beneath thro' the dark womb of things, In night's ftill, gloomy regions, and beyond 5 ΙΟ 15 Th' Th' impenetrable darkness fet with ftars. The fix'd foundations thou haft lay'd beneath, 20 Of things the rise and the decay belong, The end and the beginning. With thy harp 25 Of various modulation thou the whole Of nature harmonifeft: the lowest string Now sweetly touching, now in Dorian measure No less than nature, to thy harmony Owe the variety and pleafing change Of seasons; mix'd by thee in equal parts, Of lovely fpring advances: mortals hence 30 35 Have call'd thee royal Pan, two-horned God, Of the whole world poffeffeft. And with propitious voice thy Ver. 20.] Y'aspooμator Opp. This feems to countenance their opinions, who hold that the D d 2 Hear bleft pow'r, mystics save. 40 fyftem is bounded by a thick and outer darkness, where are the fixt stars. Ver. 22.] See Psalm xix. 5, 6. HE IV. The 35th H Y M N. To DIANA. EAR me, oh queen, Jove's daughter, various-nam'd, Shining on all, torch-bearer, bright Dictynna, 5 ΙΟ 15 Dread |