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Six Centuries of English Poetry

Note 7 — FROM "EPIPSYCHIDION."

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Lucifer. Venus when seen in the morning, rising before the sun is called Lucifer, the light-bearer. From Lat. lux, light, and fero, to bear (see note 18, page 189). The same star when seen in the evening, following the sun, is called Hesperus.

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