Chapter 2 (Copies A and C as in Erdman)
- Albion and the Spectre's identification as "your Rational Power" (28:1-A29:24)
- Albion and the return of Vala (A29:25-A30:16)
- Los bends the organs of perception as the Savior creates States, with commentary from the Council of Eternals (A30:17-A32:56)
- Los/Albion/Savior/Narrator: the Savior asks Albion, "If we have offended, forgive us"(A33:1-A35:11)
- The Gate of Los, including the council of the Friends of Albion, the failure of force, the failure of rhetoric, and the confrontation between Los and Albion over "righteousness" (A35:12-42:81)
- The appearance of the Divine Vision, the testimony of the two witnesses, Los's prayer (A43:1-A45:1)
- Albion's interior in which Los searches for Albion's tempters; he hears Jerusalem and Vala discourse before Albion's interior is closed to him and the Sons of Albion build the Druid Temple around Albion's "golden couch"; the Savior counters with a direct address to the narrator and the building of the "Couch of repose" for Albion (A45:2-48:12)
- Jerusalem's escape from Albion's tomb, Erin's speech, the prayer of the Daughters of Beulah (48:13-50:30)
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Chapter 2 (Copies D and E as in Keynes and Blake Trust)
- Albion and the lament of Divine Vision (28:1-E29:27)
- The testimony of the two witnesses, Los's prayer (E29:28-E31:1)
- Albion's interior in which Los searches for Albion's tempters; he hears
Jerusalem and Vala discourse before Albion's interior is closed to him and the Sons of Albion build the Druid Temple around Albion's "golden couch" (E31:2-E32:15)
- The triumphing of the Spectre and his identification as Albion's "Rational Power," with Albion's unmanning by the beauty and power of Vala (E33:1-E34:16)
- Los bends the organs of perception as the Savior creates States, with commentary from the Council of Eternals (E34:17-E36:56)
- Los/Albion/Savior/Narrator: the Savior asks Albion, "If we have offended, forgive us" (E37-E39:11)
- The Gate of Los, including the council of the Friends of Albion, the confrontation between Los and Albion over "righteousness," the failure of force, and the failure of rhetoric to turn Albion from his error; the narrator's terror at the tale being dictated to him, with the Savior's reassurance and the building of the "Couch of repose" for Albion (E39:12-48:12)
- Jerusalem's escape from Albion's tomb, Erin's speech, the prayer of the Daughters of Beulah (48:13-50:30)
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