From Clemens Of Alexandria

To Heaven it is possible from black Night to make arise unspotted light, And with cloud-blackening darkness to obscure The pure splendor of day.

First, indeed, the Fates brought the wise-counseling Uranian Themis, with golden horses, By the fountains of Ocean to the awful ascent Of Olympus, along the shining way, To be the first spouse of Zeus the Deliverer. And she bore the golden-filleted, fair-wristed Hours, preservers of good things.

Equally tremble before God And a man dear to God.