nor

Be common, neither great nor overmuch.

Birds without number, nor shall living things

Nor freighted vessel o'er the billows pass,

Nor kine straight-guiding plow the field, nor sound

Nor kine straight-guiding plow the field, nor sound

Not paying them at all, nor offering

Shall be for them, nor piteous voice be heard

Away from them. For neither death nor night

For there no longer will be poor nor rich,

Tyrant nor slave, nor any great nor small,

Tyrant nor slave, nor any great nor small,

Tyrant nor slave, nor any great nor small,

Nor kings nor leaders; all alike in common.

Nor kings nor leaders; all alike in common.

Nor "morrow comes," nor "yesterday has been;

Nor "morrow comes," nor "yesterday has been;

Nor shall there many days of anxious care,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-heat,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-heat,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-heat,

Nor autumn be [nor marriage, nor yet death,

Nor autumn be [nor marriage, nor yet death,

Nor autumn be [nor marriage, nor yet death,

Nor sales, nor purchases], nor set of sun

Nor sales, nor purchases], nor set of sun

Nor sales, nor purchases], nor set of sun

Nor rising; for a long day will God make.

Caring for neither marriage-bond nor reason;

Him sculptor's hand made not, nor is his form

Nor night, nor dawn, nor many days of care,

Nor night, nor dawn, nor many days of care,

Nor night, nor dawn, nor many days of care,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-time,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-time,

Nor spring, nor winter, nor the summer-time,

Nor autumn. And then of the mighty God

Of the sun's revolution, nor the moon's,

Nor wondrous things beneath the earth, nor depth

Nor wondrous things beneath the earth, nor depth

Nor signs of sneezing, nor the wings of birds,

Nor signs of sneezing, nor the wings of birds,

Nor soothsayers, nor wizards, nor enchanters,

Nor soothsayers, nor wizards, nor enchanters,

Nor soothsayers, nor wizards, nor enchanters,

Nor tricks of dull words of ventriloquists,

Of the Chaldeans, nor astronomize;

Nor steal they from each other in the night,

Nor drive off herds of cattle, sheep, and goats,

Nor neighbor remove landmarks of a neighbor,

Nor any man of great wealth grieve the one

Less favored, nor to widows cause distress,

Misfortune, nor do they escape from plague.

Nor will to honor him; but images

Nor of life shall there any longer be

Nor pay they honor to the works of men

Nor statues of dead gods of wood and stone

Nor shall the forest wood be cut for fire.

The law nor judgment of the mighty God,

Nor sword nor uproar shall be on the earth;

Nor sword nor uproar shall be on the earth;

Nor shall war longer be on earth, nor drought,

Nor shall war longer be on earth, nor drought,

Nor famine, nor the fruit-destroying hail;

Nor famine, nor the fruit-destroying hail;

For he may not be seen from earth nor measured

By mortal eyes, nor formed by mortal hand;

Commit presumptuous murder nor dispose

Nor shameful longing for another's bed

Have they, nor vile and hateful lust of males.

Nor lead the mighty God to wrath extreme;

Which have no speech, nor mind, nor power to hear;

Which have no speech, nor mind, nor power to hear;

(Of cities) war shall not leave, nor (plague) . . .

Would that I neither were nor had been born

Sound battle--din nor by a foe's mad hands

Mortal things, neither dogs nor vultures' nests,

Shall be no more, nor shall the brilliant light

Nor did wise workman make a stone by them,

Nor had he fear of gold, cheat of the world

For wretched mortals, nor adulteries

And lawless love of boys, nor homicide

Nor tumult, but a righteous strife in all.

Ask not nor be concerned how thou shalt lead

Nor heed God's terrible and foreign water.

Shall see thee, nor thy ashes, and alone

Of frankincense in fire, nor with the sword

Tribute no more, nor corn, nor pasturage;

Tribute no more, nor corn, nor pasturage;

Deep furrow cut with round plow, nor two oxen

Straight guiding dip the iron down; nor vines

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

Naught greater, neither light of sun nor heaven,

Nor sea, nor broad-backed earth whence all things grow,

Nor sea, nor broad-backed earth whence all things grow,

Nor God who giveth all things, of all things

The Father, nor yet faith and piety

Shall be for thee no longer, nor shalt thou,

Nor children to their parents, on account

No slave is there, nor any lord, nor tyrant,

No slave is there, nor any lord, nor tyrant,