Anster's Faust, 1883, p. 88.]
[ap] {86}
Eternal Agency!
Ye spirits of the immortal Universe!—[MS. M.]
[aq] Of inaccessible mountains are the haunts.—[MS. M.]
[109] [Faust contemplates the sign of the macrocosm, and makes use of the sign of the Spirit of the Earth. Manfred's written charm may have been "Abraxas," which comprehended the Greek numerals 365, and expressed the all-pervading spirits of the Universe.]
[110] [The Prince of the Spirits is Arimanes, vide post, [act ii. sc. 4], line 1, seq.]
[111] {87}[Compare Childe Harold, Canto I. stanza lxxxiii. lines 8, 9.]
[ar] Which is fit for my pavilion.—[MS. M.]
[as] Or makes its ice delay.—[MS. M.]
[112] {89}[Compare "Creatures of clay, I receive you into mine empire."—Vathek, 1887, p. 179.]