of

Nor had he fear of gold, cheat of the world

Nor had he fear of gold, cheat of the world

And of souls, but the mighty Father, God

Of all things God-inspired, did he revere

The towns of mortals who before did evil,

Might see the glory of the eternal God,

And setting day hymned forth the praise of God.

And lawless love of boys, nor homicide

It is the last time of the saints when God

Founder of temple most magnificent.

Kingdom of many years and of the world

Kingdom of many years and of the world

And city of all cities, thou no more

Of the Euphrates; thou shalt be laid low

By rout of earthquake. But the Parthians dire

For on account of thy supremacy,

Unto the judgment of antagonists,

Because of whom thou hast suffered baneful things;

And thou shalt give instead of crooked words

Of Egypt has ceased, it shall come to pass

And races of Pamphylians shall encamp

Exceeding bloody, which the king of Rome

And rulers of the West shall make to cease.

The race of dreadful Thracians, hard to quell.

Of the foolish ones. Then thus a feebleness

Shall be on earth, so that of men the number

May be seen and the measure of the women,

Of many mortals. And a moonless night

Shalt on the waters of the Nile remain,

A Maenad out of order on the sands

Of Acheron, and no longer shall remain

Remembrance of thee over all the earth.

But those whom love of Egypt led to thee

A priest, say: "Come, let us raise up of God

The fearful law of our forefathers change,

Because of which they did not understand

That they were unto gods of stone and clay

The everlasting One, the Lord of all,

The shameless tribes of the Triballians,

The mighty temple of the Egyptian land;

I saw the threatening of the shining Sun

The dire wrath of the Moon; the stars travailed

Abide his yoke; the lot of Gemini

And the strength of the mighty Shining One

Of Ocean they set all the earth on fire;

The great Son of the Immortal famed in song

Of the river Jordan, which goes rushing on

Descending with the wings of a white dove.

Billows shall he tread, sickness of mankind

And from one scrip shall be men's fill of bread,

When the house of David shall bring forth a child;

When earth shall be glad in the hope of child.

When thou, O God, shalt flash thine eye of fire.

Of cities, and first shalt thou be destroyed,

Bereft of men, but of the means of life

Bereft of men, but of the means of life

Bereft of men, but of the means of life

Cyprus, a billow of thy gleaming sea

Of the water; and first in impiety

And over thee shall dash a wave of Lycus.

Whose drops shall slay the races of mankind

Of fruitless sorrows. And through David's house

But when a new shoot shall out of a root

Others shall rule, a tribe of warlike Persians,

Because of lawless deeds. For her own son

The ruin of his mother; and with sire

But then a chief of Italy shall flee

From the force of the spear. But they shall leave

Which as the signal ensign of their rule

Thus, O thou wretched one, shalt thou of war

Of pious men, thou shalt be brought to naught.

Ah, Cœle-Syria, of Phœnician men

Of Berytus disgorging is poured forth,

Who once in the mouth of Jordan washed himself,

But in the reverential acts of men--

Of frankincense in fire, nor with the sword

Swift messenger of words, with holy waters

But taking hold of that man sprinkle him

Do not afflict me, holy fear of God

Rugged Mygdonia, beacon of the sea

Hard to get out of, ages shalt thou boast

Thou shalt be wholly eaten up of fire

Of sheep shall prove false, in which race

Are misers, who shall change their course of life

But in the third lot of revolving years,

Of brimstone, messenger of homicides,

Of brimstone, messenger of homicides,

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

Of evil shall destroy me, when for me

Men shall beside the margin of the sea

GOD'S declarations of great wrath to come

When the great tower fell and the tongues of men

Of mortals, first was Egypt's royal power

Established, that of Persians and of Medes

Established, that of Persians and of Medes

And also of the Ethiopians

And of Assyria and Babylon,

Then the great pride of boasting Macedon,

Of the Italians shall show many evils

Of men of every land. And it shall lead