Hath no endurance; paint it is; our eyes detect.
Still, if man bear his burden well, he’s recompensed;
His burden is removed; ease to him is dispensed.25
See, then, you bear not science’ load from fleshly lust;
Lest you should suffer inwardly fatigue,—disgust;
But mount the agile steed of sacred lore divine;
So shall the burden on your back at once decline.
Unless you drink His cup, how ’scape from fleshly lust?
O you, who, in His name, content are with the Just!
When from His name and attributes some inkling’s born,