of

Shall cease from war. And then one of great soul

Also the letter of the number four,

Into a race of Cappadocian men

Insatiate of war. And then for thee,

Down shall the ruler of the Italians fall

But when another king of Rome shall reign,

Unstable nations, on the walls of Rome

Of the Most High and straightway an uprising

of the industrious Persians, and mixed up

They shall not make a conquest of their laws.

Front the East unto men of other tongues

Alas, the dark blood of how many men

A blessing shall by word of mouth pronounce

Also the fugitive of Rome shall come

When by thy lack of prudence thou shalt fall

Sees he shall of a sudden weep for thee.

Of Casius shall dwell and by Amanus

Of Asia they shall treasure up their spoils,

Shall in the toil of Ares yet again

Of Romans; and thereafter there shall come

The priest heard of all round, sent by the sun,

The city of the sun shall offer prayer;

The fearful threatenings of the Phœnicians.

The very mighty Romans, one of whom

But, Lord, King of the world, O God, restrain

The song of our words, and give charming song.

The lust of rule, and most of all things hates

The lust of rule, and most of all things hates

Wherefore, instead of good works and just thoughts,

Shall be theirs unless soon, with speed of feet

Because of conflict with insatiate men.

Both of the number forty; and with them

The people of Rome, slain by wickedness

Because of wrath of kings, and he shall hurl

Because of wrath of kings, and he shall hurl

Down every city and hut of the Latins.

Such as of late another traveler saw;

Nor shall there be a sparing of her works;

Of great heart, from. Assyria brought to light,

Of the first letter, and he shall himself

By means of wars put all things under him,

After him three of haughty heart shall rule,

Shall melt in statues of gods made with hands,

Will, for the sake of victory, moneys give,

The arrow-shooting Parthians of the deep

Then they, forgetful of their father's words

And then another lord, of the third number,

Of the number four, and manage all things well.

Of arrow-shooting Persians; ah, how many

Shall before men of barbarous speech fall down!

Amid the blood and bodies of the dead.

Stir up through the impiety of men,

And his disk not appear, and drops of blood

Of much skill, with a name that numbers five,

Will fondly love because of royal power;

Of great renown shall under his own lot

In defense of the seven-hill city Rome,

And for the sake of powerful sovereignty.

In behalf of the war for the Italians.

Full of devices, gathering all the army,

And for the sake of war distributing

Of Egypt; but all things shall famine seize

Of splendidly built Rome with gold and amber

And there shall rule another, of ten triads,

Who shall be a descendant of the Greeks.

And then a city of Molossian Phthia

Shall be hard by the waters of the lake

Of the fount of watery Phasis on the mead

Of the fount of watery Phasis on the mead

Of asphodel; and there shall many fall

And yet another of the number four

Who drink the best ice of the flowing stream

Araxes, and the Persians of great soul

The cities of the land of Phrygia

The cities of the land of Phrygia

And those of the Propontis, and make bare

A bat, the portent of bad war to come.

Again another coming out of Asia,

And Agathyrsians of the Bosporus,

The alphabet, when in the halls of Hades

But when the son of this man in the land

Of Rome shall rule, shown by the number one,

As king because of his own father's worth;

Retain at home and in command of Rome,

But baneful death shall snatch him out of life,

Of the third Dionysus, until armed

Of the changed kingdom; then a holy king,

To be the food of dogs and birds of prey.

To be the food of dogs and birds of prey.

Around the summit of Olympian mount,

Who shall of Egypt's offspring take fast hold,

Of the immortal God; and there shall come

On mortal men, the creatures of a day,

Mother of peoples, and relentless wrath

From heaven, and disorder of the times,

And stones and storms of rain and squalid drops.

And the high summits of the Phrygian land

Feel the shock, bases of the Scythian hills

Trembles at the cliffs of the land of Greece.

Trembles at the cliffs of the land of Greece.