all

Ilias shall piteously complete for all

Slaying the shaggy-haired lamb, but with all

And unto ages shalt be all destroyed

Shalt be all-desolate, and becoming thick

All-faithfully propitiate their God.

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

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

Was cared for; and I, all-unfaithful, brought

To all a savage oath. I turned away

Did I present him. Smite me, smite me all;

I make known, prophesying to all men

Unto all mortals and shall spend the toils

Make laws for peoples and subject all things.

Fire then shall destroy all things and give back

And of all flesh. First cause of ills to all

And of all flesh. First cause of ills to all

Nor sea, nor broad-backed earth whence all things grow,

Nor God who giveth all things, of all things

Nor God who giveth all things, of all things

Shall marriage not be honorable at all.

To all those that have gold; for ages thus

Of Cronus, or of Zeus, and of all those

And he shall have part in all mysteries

Abolish all things sacred, and disclose

The ancient mysteries of deceit to all.

After him at the latest day of all

And to all ages. One of them being old

All the goods of the world, in order that,

On all and furnish Asia with great wealth.

For then in all earth shall confusion be

Of the living and the dead and all the world.

Against the Romans first of all be wrath

Alone through all the world thou, shalt abide

For all together there is equal night;

Common to all is keeper of the key

Thou pay back all things; and thou for the world

Shalt be a triumph and reproach of all.

All these things, to the city afterwards

But to all Latins most? It honors him

Moving against all, passing o'er the sea,

And all their insolence shall come to naught.

And then a holy Lord of all the earth

Unto all ages. Thrice then unto Rome

And unto all men, and by their own works

And over all the earth a multitude

The stars shall all fall forwards in the sea,

All one by one, yet shall men see in heaven

The mischievous destroyer of all men,

That talk not shall talk, and to all

Alike for all, divided not by walls

Oracles (all fulfilled) . . .

Present to judge all flesh and the whole world.

And all wealth. And the searching fire shall burn

Of Hades' prison. Then shall come all flesh

In secret, then shall he all things declare;

And lamentation shall there be from all

Shall show Tartarean chaos. And all kings

And brimstone flow. But for all mortals then

And by the Word accomplishing all things,

All the remaining fragments for the hope

All things and sees all things and hears all things

All things and sees all things and hears all things

All things and sees all things and hears all things

For of all things is he himself the ear

To whom all things submit, and he preserves

He'll spread his hands and measure all the world.

Hope unto all the saints, the end of ages

And then shall all the elements of the world

And all days into one shall run together

And into outward form all-desolate.

For from heaven shall the stars of light all fall.

For wild beasts shall all perish. Nor shall be

Shall all die; and no longer on the waves

Blood-stained by wars; and all the souls of men

All these things in my mind God himself showed

And all that have been spoken by my mouth

Of the stars, and the trees, and all the tribes

And who within am conscious of all things,

[For all things have proceeded from him, things

All useful, with the smell of sacrifice

That from them they derive all hope and life,

When I shall prove all by fire. For all things

When I shall prove all by fire. For all things

Not proved before me, then shall all withdraw.

Begotten in thy bosom before all

Him being yet mortal all things of the world

We will subject all things." And thou didst speak

These things by word, and all things came to pass

Together all the elements obeyed,

Under thy leading he arranged all things.

All-father God, of understanding mind,

A tower; and tongues of all were loosed again;

Shalt finish and all things shalt thou repay;

And to all Egypt shall an evil come,

And to all other mortals. And he then

All things which thou, possessed of shameless soul,

And shall destroy all thy men. But when he

There shall be great peace throughout all the world.

And shall persuade all to speak pleasing things,

Then all kings arrogant with pointed spears