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O Lord thou greatest and most true light, whence this light of the day and sun doth spring, O light which doest lighten, every man that cometh in to this world, Oh light which knowest no night nor evening, but art always a midday most clear & fair with out whom all is most dark darkness by whom all be most splendent O ⟨image 11⟩thou wisdom of the eternal father of mercies, lighten my mind that I may only see those things that please thee, and may be blinded to all other things.

O Lorde thou greatest and moste trewe light, whence this lyght of the day and sunne dothe sprynge, O lyght whiche doest lyghten, euery manne that commeth in to this worlde, Oh lyght whiche knowest no nyght nor eueninge, but art alwayes a midday most cleere & fayre with out whom al is most darke darknes bi whō albe most splēdent O ⟨image 11⟩thou wisdome of the eternall father of mercis, lighten my mind that I maye onely se those thinges that please the, and maye be blinded to all other thinges.