shall

And some shall kindle fires, and some shall make

And some shall kindle fires, and some shall make

Rivers appear, and some shall rescue towns,

And some shall send forth winds. But furthermore

A grievous life shall come on many men,

But when a new shoot shall out of a root

And it shall with the times be full. But when

Others shall rule, a tribe of warlike Persians,

Bride-chambers straightway shall be terrible

Shall daughter lie down and shall put to sleep

Shall daughter lie down and shall put to sleep

Shall Roman Ares flash from many a spear;

And they shall mix much land with human blood.

But then a chief of Italy shall flee

From the force of the spear. But they shall leave

And it shall be, when evil and ill-starred

Ilias shall piteously complete for all

A tomb, not marriage, then shall brides weep sore,

Shall see thee, nor thy ashes, and alone

And ye shall perish one upon another.

Thou shalt not shut thy door, when there shall come

When the tenth time shall come. Amid the waves

Shall sailors seek thee when thou art no more,

And o'er thee shall kingfishers wail sad dirge.

Shall altogether bury; thou shalt give

But God shall make thee utterly unknown,

For you shall trumpet sound an evil sound

And ye shall see the entire land destroyed

For there shall be such raging fire on earth

As flows like water, and it shall destroy

The whole land. It shall set the hills on fire,

Shall burn the rivers, and exhaust the springs.

The world shall be disordered whilst mankind

Burned badly, shall look unto heaven inwrought

Shall they be made to perish, but dissolved

For age-long years, they shall know that God's law

Through the changed air; and they shall undergo

Much suffering who for gain shall prophesy

Of sheep shall prove false, in which race

Are misers, who shall change their course of life

Eighth the first, shall another world appear.

Night shall be all . . . long and without light.

And then shall pass around the dreadful stench

When they shall be by night and hunger slain.

Then a pure mind shall God beget in men,

And shall the race establish, as it was

Aforetime; longer shall not any one

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

And then among them God shall also be,

And he shall teach them as he has taught me,

Therefore did fire consume me and shall gnaw;

For I shall not live always, but a time

Of evil shall destroy me, when for me

Men shall beside the margin of the sea

Construct a tomb, and shall slay me with stones;

For thus shall I live and fix eyes on heaven.

Of the Italians shall show many evils

Unto all mortals and shall spend the toils

Of men of every land. And it shall lead

Fire then shall destroy all things and give back

For there shall be love of deceitful gold

Shall marriage not be honorable at all.

And the land shall have its borders and each sea

Shall those who purpose to possess the land

There shall come to thee sometime from above

And be rased to the ground, and thee shall fire

Upon thy pavements, and thy wealth shall perish,

What god shall save thee, whether wrought of gold

Of senate? Where shall be the race of Rhea,

Crete the ill-starred shall hold a cause of pride,

Unto the west, there shall be then a lord

And stripping it off he shall pick it up.

And he shall have part in all mysteries

Shall perish. And yet shall the people say:

Shall perish. And yet shall the people say:

"Thy mighty strength, O city, shall fall down,"

Shall mourn together; they alas, alas! Shall wail

Shall mourn together; they alas, alas! Shall wail

Shall three rule, filling out a name of God

The scepter long shall wield, most piteous king,

Who in his houses shall shut up and guard

Shall come again, he may bestow these things

Shall be for thee no longer, nor shalt thou,

Of eagle-bearing legions shall fall low.

Where then thy power? What allied land shall be

For then in all earth shall confusion be

Of mortals, when the Almighty shall himself

And parents shall not be to children dear

Unlooked-for. Thine thenceforth shall gnashing be

And with full belly shall come on the waves

And shall afflict thy children, and there be

That are approved and chosen. And there shall

For ages; and each one who sees shall hear

Shall Syrian or Greek lay down his neck

Then shall the sixth race of the Latin kings

From the same race another king shall reign,

Who shall rule every land and scepters wield;

Of God most mighty, shall his children rule,

When there shall be of Egypt thrice five kings.