as

For eight ones, and as many tens on these,

Continuously arise as kingdoms perish,

As formerly, and shamelessness shall perish.

Shall all experience as each other's guests;

Them as before, since their power ne'er shall fail.

And it shall be as I say, it shall be,

With the two lights as the time hastens on.

About the body, and hair as before;

And double-faced rush in as presbyters

In cursed places thrice as much as all

In cursed places thrice as much as all

As one who is and was erst and shall be

Shall roll the heaven, even as a scroll is rolled;

Died. But then as time rolled around there rose

Great, shrewd, who as a fearful cloud of war

As foolish men go seeking day by day

As leader for the people whom God led

For all, and in all hearts as best gift thought.]

And greatest glory, as the immortal God

Shall be unfailing; and as times revolve

Be, as it was before. . . .

And then shalt thou be, as thou wast before,

As one not born; and then shalt thou be filled

Again with blood, as thou thyself before

As much of tribute as Rome did receive

As much of tribute as Rome did receive

Of Asia, even thrice as many goods

As many as from Asia ever served

As many as from Asia ever served

As many Italians shall in Asia serve

As thou in thine own heart didst not foresee,

Will Hades wed, and of as many youths

As leaders, who cannot escape from death?

And what as whole burnt-offering Hellas brought

As do Phœnicians, Latins, and Egyptians

And firstling lambs and goats, as times revolve.

Shall be a shelter, as on all sides round

As many as shall love the mighty God,

As many as shall love the mighty God,

They'll falsely charge to them as many deeds

Blameful and wicked as they do themselves.

And there shall be as many evil deeds

As men shall wish away--the din of war,

In her luxurious homes; and twice as much

Raise mortals up, even as they were before.

Himself as judge shall judge the world again;

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

For thy pride thou shalt pay as many things

As thou before didst. Silent shalt thou be

Delighted. But, as he himself obtained

As of old, when the mighty God received

As it hath been appointed. For to him

And even as far as Joppa building round

And even as far as Joppa building round

As a word utter; but she shall remain

All of them, as none other ever did,

And placed as harlots maidens pure before

With her own father wedded as a bride;

And he shall flash upon the earth, as once

Will mother have as husband; son will be

Which as the signal ensign of their rule

Having cried: "As the Father did beget

And righteous, as to birth pure, unenslaved,

As flows like water, and it shall destroy

And shall the race establish, as it was

And he shall teach them as he has taught me,

As if not born. Where thy Palladium then?

Of Magian shrines, display his child as god,

Come unto judgment, as unjustly judging. . . .

For not in glory, but as mortal man

Receiving him as fellow-counsellor

Shall he as Lord in flesh be visible,

As he before was, and in hands and feet

Treat as divine, and shaping it by hand

As if they for my honors deemed these things

Filling the feast, as if for their own dead.

The giver of light, and as to a god

Unto dead demons, as to heavenly beings,

Alarm and wonder seized her as she heard,

Wholly, even as thyself; and from thy soul

Shalt thou be given over as a slave,

Under the yoke, serve the king as before,

Of his time, there shall be as many kings

As there are tribes of men, as there are clans,

As there are tribes of men, as there are clans,

As there are cities, and as isles and coasts,

As there are cities, and as isles and coasts,

Points out this highest man as not unknown.

While thought to live in quiet as none else.

Of Cronos as they all imagine him.

As far as Libya and the dark-skinned men

As far as Libya and the dark-skinned men

All things as many . . .

Shall draw near, a young Ares, and as far

As the deep-flowing silvery Euphrates

For as a fish swims not upon the point

Taurus, and Gemini, and as many stars

Ruling hours as with them in heaven appear

And Marsyas as many and Pyramus

Too lofty, as if ye immortal were?