all

For he will carry all things in detail

By reason, and all things will he subject,

Mixed with a deadly sting; and most of all

Shall not forget; for his race over all

It shall be, when all these things come to pass.

Whom all shall among mortals call most wise,

Beside the streams of Nile; and among all

Through every isthmus, going against all,

Of fearful battle among all the tribes.

All Thrace, and toil of Ares on the isles

Of Cronos as they all imagine him.

And Asia all shall bear an evil yoke,

All fenced Europe, from the time each land

Shall drink the blood of all tribes, shall forthwith

Of his race, and the same name to them all.

And peace shall be deep throughout all the world;

Of all of them, but there shall issue forth

Numberless things and gather up all goods

Examples not at all of happy men,

Ill-fated all their days; and of these last

Shalt thou give, and thou shalt repay all things,

Unhappy and among all men unknown;

And store of all good things, a nourisher

Of fearful men. All, to how many beasts,

Of goodly towers shall go; and then shall all

Thou shalt not tremble, and all things to come

Of sons of Latium; and first of all

And the like earth had downwards borne them all,

For peoples and put all things under him;

For God did lavish all things upon him,

But when a radiant star all like the sun

Recklessly he'll put all things in the earth.

Shall bury; and against the king they all

Tear all in pieces. And a fearful sign

And dreadful, numbering fifty; and from all

An end of his own race and stir all things,

But served all idols with unseemly arts.

Whom all men on the boundless earth shall love,

And then shall there be over all the world

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

And all the Celtic land, and shall destroy

In all the cities, watching o'er the world

All will he from the sanctuaries keep;

For God who is in heaven and hears all things

Of mind shall grasp all things; and he shall rival

But he shall live in peril all alone.

And shall repay all things, which she alone

Raise a whole army and subject all things.

All high-born men upon the earth, and slay

Stripping all earth while men are perishing,

He shall go to the East; and all deceit

All things as many . . .

For seasons are of all sorts; each holds back

The other . . . gleaming and this not at once all know;

For all things shall not be (the lot) of all,

For all things shall not be (the lot) of all,

That speaketh all these things. Now let me rest

All perish, child and the old man who gives

Of the Assyrians over all the world,

A Caesar, shall even all the earth oppress;

Within thy houses who shall fight with all

And thou who art of all most fond of learning,

Shall all his brothers and his friends destroy

And he shall burn thee, and dispose all things

Under the spears; and stripping off all things

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

Shall he accomplish all things. And then too

And over mortals all desire to reign,

The lust of rule, and most of all things hates

Ye all choose for your garments purple robes,

And shall destroy all, he shall also tear

Shall great peace be in the world and to all

For all these things shall in the ashes lie,

By means of wars put all things under him,

And having their hands all prepared for war,

Of the number four, and manage all things well.

Shall then appear to all men upon earth;

Full of devices, gathering all the army,

Of Egypt; but all things shall famine seize

From all the East and from the prosperous West;

A dreadful man, whom all Armenians,

All Hellas, acting as an enemy

There shall be over all the earth great peace

For among all there is a friendly heart

But being tyrants. And in all the world

Needs suffer when all these things come to pass!

Raise thee all up again with gold and amber

A light for all, even as thou wast before.

Feel the shock, cities tremble, and all earth

And all the world, concerned for mortal men;

And all men with their works shall he destroy.

All one by one, yet a brilliant comet

All Libya and Ethiopia.

Shall snatch away all movable effects;

Most fearful, above all he shall send forth

A powerful helper of all Italy

Then shall the oracles be all fulfilled.

A fearful lot, and be shall over all

But now when all shall look upon the blood

In Egypt when the people all partake,