war

A dreadful serpent breathing grievous war,

A rest from war. Yet all, from west to east,

Another sign: he shall contrive a war

And violent in war, who shall destroy

Insatiate in war and leading on

A little rest from war, not for long time;

Triumphing on the ocean, then is war

Leave not while round thee an Assyrian war

And now for Alexandrians loving war

Shall cease from war. And then one of great soul

Versed in war, coming from the Dacians

Insatiate of war. And then for thee,

Men perishing by pestilence and war.

But when two chiefs, men swift in war, shall rule

And to the armies they, equipped for war,

And having their hands all prepared for war,

And then upon Phœnicia shall come war

Thou shalt a great and unsuccessful war

In behalf of the war for the Italians.

And for the sake of war distributing

And war and robbers, murders, homicides.

The Assyrians and the Persians firm in war.

Shall be an insurrection. And dire war

A bat, the portent of bad war to come.

And he shall set war on Rome's stately walls,

Of much to come, of war and battle strife,

And fastening evil war and battle dire

I spoke of as a fugitive in war

Thereafter shall a second war for them

And it shall be a spoil of war not long.

And shall destroy the Jews, men staunch in war,