REVELATIONS OF DIVINE LOVE (continued 1)
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Julian, of Norwich and Warrack, G. (Grace Harriet)
Source notes
[1]Theologia Germanica, Chap. 1.
[2] Blake's Poems.
[3]Memorabilia of Jesus, by W. Peyton, p. 33.
[4] Gilchrist's Life and Works of William Blake, vol. ii.
[5]Amor de Caritade, by Jacopone da Todi (formerly ascribed to S. Francis of Assisi).
[6] "Quid me interrogas de bono? Unus est bonus, Deus."—S. Matt. xix. 17.
[8]A Key to Wagner's Parsifal, by H. von Wolzogen, tr. by Ashton Ellis.
[9] Goodness is Active Love—love that moves. Drawing back from the finite creature, as a wave from the shore, it "suffers" sin's void to appear. But this lack of itself is allowed for the time, that so returning again in its force, to which evil is nothing, it may cover the desolate nature with deepness and highness and fulness unknown before. (See lvii.).