The Philosophy of the Blue Bard of the Chair
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The Barddas of Iolo Morganwg, Vol. I., ed. by J. Williams Ab Ithel, [1862], at sacred-texts.com
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE BLUE BARD OF THE CHAIR.
In the forehead is the intellect;
In the nape is the memory;
In the pate is discretion;
In the understanding, memory, and
discretion together, is reason;
In the lungs is the breath;
In the breast is lust;
In the liver is the heat;
In the nape is the memory;
In the pate is discretion;
In the understanding, memory, and
discretion together, is reason;
In the lungs is the breath;
In the breast is lust;
In the liver is the heat;
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In the veins is the blood;
In the bile is anger;
In the spleen is joyousness;
In the heart is love;
In all these is affection;
In the affection is the soul;
In the soul is the mind;
In the mind is faith;
In faith is the Son of God;
In the Son of God is imperishable life;
In imperishable life is gwynvyd;
In the bile is anger;
In the spleen is joyousness;
In the heart is love;
In all these is affection;
In the affection is the soul;
In the soul is the mind;
In the mind is faith;
In faith is the Son of God;
In the Son of God is imperishable life;
In imperishable life is gwynvyd;
Without end; and blessed is he, who rightly exercises the faculties with which God has endued him, in order to attain to endless gwynvyd, for ever and ever. Amen.
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