but

But now an unseen and unholy king

And let it go unbuilt. But he himself

Nor tumult, but a righteous strife in all.

By rout of earthquake. But the Parthians dire

But to remain submerged in Ocean's waves;

But those whom love of Egypt led to thee

Shall all lament thee badly; but who put

But when the Ethiopians, forsaking

But for thee only, Sodomitic land,

Who mocks at mortal schemes; but from a thorn

But thou shalt look upon a heavenly house,

Bereft of men, but of the means of life

That have dared evils. But a common Lord

Propitiate God, but shall not make an end

And some shall send forth winds. But furthermore

But when a new shoot shall out of a root

And it shall with the times be full. But when

This foreign law. But to them afterwards

But then a chief of Italy shall flee

From the force of the spear. But they shall leave

Because they knew not God, but always gave

But in the reverential acts of men--

Slaying the shaggy-haired lamb, but with all

But taking hold of that man sprinkle him

But God shall make thee utterly unknown,

Not with stars, but with fire. Not speedily

Shall they be made to perish, but dissolved

But talking mere words over sorrows they

But in the third lot of revolving years,

Shall be nor ears of corn; but all shall eat

Countless my couches, but no marriage-bond

For I shall not live always, but a time

For men an equal light, but, bought with gold,

But when thou shalt have had voluptuous kings

But shalt lie prostrate. For the glory also

Is with the dead; but an eternity

But to all Latins most? It honors him

Having a fiery soul. But when he shall

But greatest, There shall also be for Thebes

They'll perish; but they would not be persuaded,

But when forthwith there shall increase for ill

Of poisonous sowings. But with shameless soul

But shamelessly will they strip off still more;

But then when heavenly grace shall reign within,

But when the generation tenth shall be

But when God shall change times . . .

But when the world has perished . . .

But the lawless shall that fire whirl round and round.

And brimstone flow. But for all mortals then

But it shall be stumbling block of the world,

For not in glory, but as mortal man

Of anger and revenge. But when these things

But gall for food and vinegar to drink

They'll show him. But the curtain of the temple

Being imperishable; but present

Being disordered; but a mighty sound

But they are wholly ignorant of good.

Judgment to choose good life; but they themselves

But in the latest times the earth he passed,

But she again was gladdened and her heart

But it was no great wonder unto God

But joyful with pure minds and cheerful soul,

But when there shall come from the radiant heaven

But when a Persian shall rule, and a son

And shall destroy all thy men. But when he

But he shall come again and every nation

But when for rolling decades two and five

But one of these shall be a mighty king,

But when with cruel Ares there shall come

But when Italian soil shall generate,

Of fine ears, high-souled Egypt; but again

Shall he bear off! But with those yet to come

But him though dead the nations of mankind

But when forthwith these things have been fulfilled

Confusion. But exceeding terribly

Shall he be; but behind him he shall leave

But by base spearman he himself shall fall

The alphabet; but his race shall pass out.

But kings of lofty spirit shall embrace

But do thou, fleeing, leave the former king,

But when a mighty city prosperous

But a great-hearted hero, who shall glean

But the new world of black soil and fair corn,

But marshy Egypt's eight kings shall fill up

Of all of them, but there shall issue forth

Betrayer of her kingdom. But they shall

He shall cease; but a root shall sprout again

Of gold and silver; but from her own men

But tyrants, and there be of thousands chiefs

But when thou shalt come to an end of time

Ruling a measured period; but a lord

But having suffered misery in wars

No more a widow, but thou shalt cohabit

Booty and spoil, but giving peoples laws;

But I to Python and to Panopeus

But now, Lord, end my very lovely strain,

BUT come now, hear of me the mournful time

But when a radiant star all like the sun

Come clothed in flesh like mortals; but with him

Shall increase. But the mighty king himself