"Strait he commands that at the warlike Sound
Of Trumpets loud, and Clarions, be uprear'd
His mighty Standard. That proud Honour claim'd
Azazel, as his Right; a Cherub tall.————
Again,
"Thy Goodness beyond Thought and Pow'r Divine.———
And again,
"Then from the Mountain hewing Timber tall.
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"Here finish'd he, and all that he had made