ares

The sons of Ares, seven hundred fifty and six:

Shall cut a warlike father off, and Ares,

Shall break off. And, Byzantium of Ares,

To Ares dear, and after the young babes,

Shall Roman Ares flash from many a spear;

Around thyself stern Ares, hapless one,

Enemy of the Hebrews. Then shall Ares

Go plundering Ares; and he shall himself

To rule with Ares. And when he has wrought

But when with cruel Ares there shall come

Who are to Ares dear. And one of these

All Thrace, and toil of Ares on the isles

Down upon Asia Ares comes, he comes

Ares of Pella shall in Egypt found,

Struck by dire Ares by a hostile man,

And dreadful Ares of the glittering helm

To Ares dear, and after the young babes,

Of man-destroying Ares; thou shalt pay

But peace shall come, and Ares shall desist

Wars and sad cares; and Roman Ares shall

Shall perish by strong Ares' sturdy hands.

Spear-wielding Ares, whom seven times the tenth

Shall for the toil of Ares not escape

Ares himself first of the alphabet

Of these shall perish, fearful Ares then,

Man-slaying Ares bound by treacherous fate.

Of Ares many in Palladian halls

By mighty Ares, struck by gleaming iron.

A warlike Ares he shall come to Thrace;

And the Cilician plain; but brazen Ares

Impulse of baleful Ares; serpent dire,

Slain by strong Ares with the gleaming iron;

And . . . Roman Ares Roman lord.

In the hands of Ares; and the lot of men

And spear impetuous Ares; and by him

Shall draw near, a young Ares, and as far

Shall warlike Ares stretch his deadly spear

Terror of Ares, and also his son,

But when a Roman Ares shall destroy

A German Ares ruinous of life

Thee, wretched Antioch, shall Ares strong

And round them horrid Ares, rushing on,

Destructive Ares with his bastard son;

With city-wasting Ares and the Carpians

By mighty Ares, struck by gleaming iron.

Shall in the toil of Ares yet again

But him shall brazen Ares quickly slay

Then shall he under powerful Ares die

And lay down laws; but him shall brazen Ares

But they shall fall in wars, slain by strong Ares

Shall Ares with strong brass receive! And then,

With helmet Ares shall from Egypt come,