The vision itself. Mead's square brackets mark a word he supplied and are kept; his footnote marker is removed and his curly apostrophes are folded to ASCII. The shift from past tense to present, 'I see', is in the Greek.
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TextE'en with these words His aspect changed, and straightway, in the twinkling of an eye, all things were opened to me, and I see a Vision limitless, all things turned into Light,, sweet, joyous [Light]. And I became transported as I gazed. 1 ReferenceCorpus Hermeticum I (Poemandres) 4 1 Reference Scheme Translation
TranslationThrice-Greatest Hermes, vol. 2: the Corpus Hermeticum 1 Cross-Tradition Connections
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