Note 609 — Chapter X · HAPPY ENGLAND
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As also was the Bardic conception of God, summed up in the Triad:—
“Three things which God cannot but be; whatever perfect Goodness ought to be; whatever perfect Goodness would desire to be; and whatever perfect Goodness can be.”
Again—
“There is nothing beautiful but what is just; There is nothing just but love; There is no love but God.”
And thus it ends. Tydain, the Father of Awen, sang it, says the Book of Sion Cent (Barddas, p. 219).