by

By one another. Then a great destroyer

Each one an idol, formed by mortal hands;

By sacred altars one of barbarous mind,

Crowning her head with which she was by thee

The Persian land by lot, he shall make war

Shall judgement by the Immortal come to men.

He, courting by his voice all-musical

And on the temple made by God he seized

All-desolate whole ages by thyself

Shall overthrow Syene; by their might

Lead him who flees by guile against the voice

By evil fates surrounded, for mankind

All that is fair, and by thee have been changed

Sound battle--din nor by a foe's mad hands

By far the noblest of the Hebrews stretched,

By reason of the sword, rich child of God,

Flower longed for by him only, goodly light

Inspired by hymns. No more shall unclean foot

Thus shalt thou be by earthquakes overthrown

By chasms, and earthquakes come headlong down

Cast down by hands of godless men unjust

Reduced to ashes, by Eridanus

Shall by the nightly surges under shore

By deadly sting to perish utterly.

In brothels by assault and punishment

And by much-laboring indecency.

Of revelry; for by thee virgin maids

By an unholy hand, house ever flourishing,

By the soul hoped for and the body itself.

Nor did wise workman make a stone by them,

Touching the clouds themselves and seen by all,

Shalt lie in golden mountains and by streams

By rout of earthquake. But the Parthians dire

Devour their parents, being by hunger worn,

In Egypt, and the people made by God

Shall be destroyed by waters. And the winds

Suffering things lamentable, shall by swords

Which Nilus by his seven swimming streams

By kettle-drums and cymbals boisterous sound.

By swiftly flowing rivers and by swords.

By swiftly flowing rivers and by swords.

For, made a widow by the feebleness

Was, actual Word, begotten by his Father,

And by the Holy Spirit donning flesh

To be deceived; and then earth, seized by force,

Obtained no portion by inheritance,

When they shall be by night and hunger slain.

They may enslave them by a false pretense.

Subjected by thy follies lawlessly?

Under the earth. By naphtha and asphalt

And having full power, and by the decrees

When, taking thee by force, an ill-starred fate

Shall perish by the wickedness of rulers,

And unto all men, and by their own works

All one by one, yet shall men see in heaven

The sun obscurely looking shines by night;

Alike for all, divided not by walls

By water in twelve springs; and there shall rule

Holy arms, conquering Amalek by faith,

By the holy hands of God, and whom by guile

By the holy hands of God, and whom by guile

I now by my hands, and thou by the Word

I now by my hands, and thou by the Word

Baptizing with water by the elders' hands,

And by the Word accomplishing all things,

And healing every sickness. By his word

For of reeds shaken by another spirit

Which from the first by the decrees of men

By means of waters of immortal spring

From their blood; for he is not by thy songs

Nor by thy prayers appeased, nor does he give

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

Both by loud crying and by fear,] dissolved

Both by loud crying and by fear,] dissolved

By thirst, by famine, and by plague and murders,

By thirst, by famine, and by plague and murders,

By thirst, by famine, and by plague and murders,

By the hands of a virgin undefiled.

And all that have been spoken by my mouth

Treat as divine, and shaping it by hand

When I shall prove all by fire. For all things

Exalted, proven by trial, and who stopped

Enjoining silence, urged by love of gain,

True and eternal, measuring by thy power

These things by word, and all things came to pass

Was cheered by the voice, and the maiden laughed

A boy distinguished by his virgin birth;

'Was honored by the wise men, and the babe

And Bethlehem called by God the fatherland

Nor by the smoke of flesh-consuming pyre

Divided off by various languages

Destroyed that race by many waters, then

By which the tower unutterably great

The fruitful land of ruin by command

Destroyed with blows by reason of hard fights.

Shall the sad Persians by the Tigris wail,

Upon the East by reason of hard fights;

By reason, and all things will he subject,

Moans of young children by a fountain pure,

And war and plague by reason of hard fights.