quam spem, nisi numinisalmum lumen et adventum Domini, quem viderat Abrae prima fides, nostrisque Pater promiserat olim perspiciendum oculis et legis voce probandum? nec solum legis; nam quae iam littera Christum non habet, aut quae non scriptorum armariaChristi laude referta novis celebrant miracula libris? Hebraeus pangit stilus, Attica copia pangit, pangit et Ausoniae facundia tertia linguae.
And what hope, but the kindly light of the Godhead and the coming of the Lord, whom Abrahams faith had been the first to see, and the Father had promised should one day be seen by our eyes and proved by the voice of the law? And not of the law only; for what literature now does not contain Christ? What book-case is not filled with the praise of Christ, celebrating his wonderful works in new books? The Hebrew pen, the fulness of Athens, and third the eloquent tongue of Italy are all composing them.
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