CXLVI.

_Caecus natus._ Joan. ix. 1, 2.

Felix, qui potuit tantae post nubila noctis,

O dignum tanta nocte, videre diem:

Felix ille oculus, felix utrinque putandus,

Quod videt, et primum quod videt ille Deum.

_The man born blind._

Happy the man who was endu'd with sight,

And saw a day well worth so long a night:

Happy the eye, twice happy is the eye,

That sees, and at first look, a Deity. B.

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