Writings and Translations by W. John Weilgart from aUI, The Language of Space, 4th ed., 1979
(Note: the poetic English is not always a literal translation of the aUI original.)
“fu Uc yI zU Ub zU, xE, Ap, pAc pI zyn.
“fu Uc yI zU Ub zU, xE, Ap, pAc pI zYn.
„I am a part of a part which formerly was the whole.
fu Uc yI zU Ub yi,
fu Uc yI zU Ub yi,
I am a part of Night (darkness) who
xE pI i toe-pAv.“
xE pI i toe-pAv.“
(which) bore herself the Light.“
pI yrkU: MeFiSTo, GOeThe
pI YrkU: MeFiSTo, GOeTHe
The Satan, “evil-god,” Mephisto Goethe
„fu‘c zU Ub zU, xE Ap pAc can: Ub yi,
„fu‘c zU Ub zU, xE Ap pAc can: Ub yi,
„I am part of [the] part which first was all: of Night…
ytLu yi, xE tvoe-pAv pI i.“
YtLu yi, xE tvoe-pAv pI i.”
[And] Mother Darkness bore herself the Light.
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