and

And lifting up your hands to heaven seek pardon

For former deeds and expiate with praise

Bitter impiety; and God will give

Repentance; he will not destroy; and wrath

And greatest omen with sword and with trump

And greatest omen with sword and with trump

And mighty sound. And he shall burn all earth,

And mighty sound. And he shall burn all earth,

And destroy the whole race of men, and all

And destroy the whole race of men, and all

The cities and the rivers and the sea;

The cities and the rivers and the sea;

All things he'll burn, and it shall be black dust.

To dust and ashes, and God shall have calmed

To dust and ashes, and God shall have calmed

The bones and ashes of men God himself

Again will fashion, and he will again

And then shall be the judgment, at which God

And all who sinned with impious hearts, even them,

[Dark Tartarus and Stygian Gehenna].

Live on the earth [and (shall inherit there)

God giving spirit life and joy to them

[The pious; and they all shall see themselves

Beholding the sun's sweet and cheering light.

Of sons of Latium. And first of all,

And the like earth had downwards borne them all,

And after Pella's townsman, under whom

The whole East and the rich West were cast down,

whom Babylon dishonored, and stretched out

And after that one of the race and blood

And after that one of the race and blood

And after many lords, and after men

And after many lords, and after men

To Ares dear, and after the young babes,

And he shall have the initial sign of ten;

And in like manner after him to reign

Before him Thrace and Sicily shall crouch,

And of a woman unenslaved who falls

Upon the wave. And laws will he ordain

For peoples and put all things under him;

And of a river the beloved name,

And the Persians he shall rule and Babylon;

And the Persians he shall rule and Babylon;

And then shall he smite Medians with his spear.

Of the number three. And then shall be a lord

And he shall come to Ocean's utmost water

And by Ausonia cleave the refluent tide.

And one whose mark is fifty shall be lord,

An end of his own race and stir all things,

Putting to death and daring countless things;

And he shall cleave the mountain of two seas

And sprinkle it with gore; but out of sight

And after him shall three kings be destroyed

Shall take the power. And after him shall be

Shall hide a corpse. And after him shall rule

And unto him shall be the name of a sea;

And he shall be a man the best of all

And in all things discreet. And upon thee,

And in all things discreet. And upon thee,

And upon thy shoots shall be all these days.

An evil message, and an inspired song

And thou shalt be in evil hands that day

It shall wash all the land, and water it

For mortals; and the pleasure of the land

Shall be still and the glory of her face.

Full of pain and all-hapless, so that thou

And didst urge evil forward on good men,

Worshiping stones and beasts instead of God,

And also fearing many things besides

Of their own labors and presumptuous thoughts

Did men receive gods made of wood and stone

And brass, and gold and silver, foolish too,

And brass, and gold and silver, foolish too,

And brass, and gold and silver, foolish too,

Without life and dumb, molten in the fire

Thmois and Xois are in sore distress,

And smitten is the hall of Heracles

And Zeus and Hermes (king). And as for thee,

And Zeus and Hermes (king). And as for thee,

And Zeus and Hermes (king). And as for thee,

A long age, and the day of thy return . . .

And like hail shall he all the land destroy,

And artful men, with blood and corpses. . . .

And artful men, with blood and corpses. . . .

Strong, full of blood and raging senselessly,

And then shalt thou, in cities very rich,

And killing every man destroy all life,

Himself speed from the West, and all the land

Besiege and waste. But when he shall possess

The height of power and odious reverence,

Even of the blessed. And a certain king

All mighty kings and bravest men. And thus

All mighty kings and bravest men. And thus

Who lack in understanding, and show them

That which is now and that which is to be.

A deluge, and it shall destroy the Persians,

Iberians and Babylonians

And the Massagetae that relish war

And trust in bows. All Asia fire-ablaze

And Pitane among men shall appear