Cunno Opt. Min.

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"Cunno Opt. Min." is the title by which John Wilkes/Thomas Potter's parody on Alexander Pope's "The Universal Prayer" is known.

Pope's lines:

Thou Great First Cause, least understood,

Who all my sense confin'd

To know but this, that Thou art good,

And that myself am blind:

are subverted to:

Thou first great Cause, least understood,

Who all my Prick confined,

To feel but this, that thou art good

And that himself is blind.

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