gleaming

Spread out the gleaming sea, and crowned the sky

And gleaming sea, and lakes and rivers, springs,

And there shall be a rain of gleaming fire

Trailing its gleaming billows, from the fire

Cyprus, a billow of thy gleaming sea

Of gleaming fire, and heavenly sky and night

Shall forthwith fall down, struck by gleaming iron.

By mighty Ares, struck by gleaming iron.

Slain by strong Ares with the gleaming iron;

Stripped naked he shall fall by gleaming iron,

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

In the ranks smitten by the gleaming iron.

In the ranks smitten by the gleaming iron;

By mighty Ares, struck by gleaming iron.

Shall men with gleaming helmet, needing gold

And he, betrayed, shall fall by gleaming iron.

But die by hand, slain by the gleaming iron.