“The praising thy mercy.
There hath not been here;
O supreme Ruler”

—  Taliesin

Book of Taliesin (c. 1275?), Oh God, the God of Formation
Context: The praising thy mercy.
There hath not been here;
O supreme Ruler;
There hath not been; there will not be,
One so good as the Lord.
There hath not been born in the day of the people
Any one equal to God.
And no one will acknowledge
Any one equal to him.
Above heaven, below heaven,
There is no Ruler but he.
Above sea, below sea,
He created us.

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