shall

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

No more for thee shall flow luxurious drink . . .

For there shall come a Persian on thy dale,

And like hail shall he all the land destroy,

All Asia shall wail on account of gifts

The Persian land by lot, he shall make war

So that there shall remain for wretched mortals

A third part. But with nimble leap shall he

Besiege and waste. But when he shall possess

He shall come, wishing to destroy the city

Sent forth from God against him shall destroy

Shall judgement by the Immortal come to men.

The river of Euphrates shall bring on

A deluge, and it shall destroy the Persians,

Shall to the isles beam brightly. Pergamos,

Revered of old, shall perish from its base,

And Pitane among men shall appear

All-desolate. All Lesbos shall sink deep

Into the deep, and thus shall be destroyed.

Smyrna, whirled down her cliffs, shall wail aloud,

Shall perish utterly. Bithynians

Shall over their own country, then reduced

Upon the painful land! And it shall dash

And there shall be for Phrygia fearful wrath

The sea shall overthrow the Centaur race

Shall tear away the Lapithaean land.

Peneus, shall destroy Thessalian land,

Hellas thrice wretched shall the poets weep,

When one from Italy shall smite the neck

Applause for his sweet Songs, shall put to death

From Babylon shall flee the fearful lord

And he shall come to monarchs of the Medes

But when the fourth year a great star shall shine,

Which alone shall the whole earth overpower

To lord Poseidon; then a great star shall come

And the river Tiber shall lament for thee,

Shall sack." But now shall God, who ever is,

Shall sack." But now shall God, who ever is,

No longer shall thy ensign yet remain,

The pyramids shall speak a ruthless sound.

Shall put on over that which is defiled,

Shall slay the people; but thou, wretched one,

Didst perpetrate. They also shall behold

Shall overthrow Syene; by their might

Shall swarthy Indians occupy Teucheira.

Shall burn thee whole. All-tearful Libya,

Who shall explain thy follies? And Cyrene,

Of mortals who shall pitiably weep

Rich in gold, Ocean shall be roaring loud

And he shall slaughter thee, thyself, Ravenna,

And unto slaughter shall he lead the way.

Shall wind about the middle of the heaven,

Fastening a belt the sun shall lead all heaven,

There shall be moving downwards to the earth

Shall perish in the midst of fire and groans.

The Fates three sisters, spinning shall aloft

Of the isthmus, until all shall look at him

He also shall destroy and smite thy land,

From three heads he shall give food in excess

To others, so that kings unclean shall eat

And grief shall come in that day. For mankind

But when the Persian land shall keep away

Shall offer prayer, who shall dwell round about

Shall offer prayer, who shall dwell round about

A great wall they shall carry it aloft

Unto the gloomy clouds. No more shall trump

Shall they be cut off; but they shall set up

Shall they be cut off; but they shall set up

And one shall come again from heaven, a man

Inspired by hymns. No more shall unclean foot

But thee shall glorious children honor much

Of small affliction and the just shall have

Shall cease their speaking one against another,

And there shall be a rain of gleaming fire

From the clouds; and no more shall mortals reap

And unplowed, until mortal men shall know

Shall bring forth, from the honey-dripping rock

Shall flow for all the just; for in one God,

Shall wail aloud, lament beside her banks,

And then incensed shall God the imperishable,

And in the place of winter there shall be

Shall then be great woe; for the Thunderer

Shall utterly destroy all shameless men

And thus shall he destroy the impious ones,

So that there shall remain upon the earth

Shall come unto the gates of Ephesus

And she herself shall perish even more.

And lawless, shall to heaven not so much

As a word utter; but she shall remain

Dead in Cymaean streams. And then shall they

Having a sign, shall know for what they toiled.

And then, when they shall have bewailed their land

Shall Lesbos be forever overthrown.

Shall by the nightly surges under shore

Of Phœbus; sometime shall a thunderbolt

Of the Assyrians shall throw a yoke

And shall despoil thy strength. And there shall rule

And shall despoil thy strength. And there shall rule

Shall waste the strength of captains. Lydians,

Shall in a mass bring evil strife to pass.