he

In the great God's pure laws, when he shall lift

And he bade me proclaim through all the earth

And this man he who wields the thunderbolt

Whose offspring he himself would fain destroy;

Earth-shaker; dens of earth shall he break up

Shall he have and be blended with two names,

He will be master; for he first my books

He will be master; for he first my books

Will open with his hands; but he himself

Will he make gods stand, empty-headed men,

To die at Ilium; but he himself

A message of the mighty God, and he

Therefore may he subdue them terribly

Shall he set, who created heaven and earth,

And fill all things with evils; he will cast

If haply he show mercy. For he is

If haply he show mercy. For he is

And he will not by his own counsels do

And monstrous hills shall he asunder break,

Whatever only in my heart he put;

Rejoicing in those things which he shall give

For he himself, great, present far and wide,

Since he alone is Lord; and let us all

For he alone is God, there is no other;

Shall he raise up for ages, who once gave

He pledged to open every land, the world

For he who made the heaven and earth gave thee

Joy in thy age. And he will dwell in thee;

In bonds shall lead them; for he will make beasts

For he showed me what happened formerly

For he has not for his abode a stone

For he may not be seen from earth nor measured

He, looking down at once on all, is seen

For he himself by bringing them to pass

Then indeed shall he send the ungodly back

And he shall walk the wet paths of the deep,

And shall sail after he has cut the mount

Rome's soil while he flees over Parthian land.

Repentance; he will not destroy; and wrath

Will he again restrain, if in your hearts

And mighty sound. And he shall burn all earth,

The fire unspeakable which he lit up,

Again will fashion, and he will again

Shall he again hide under mounds of earth

Even he who cleft the violence of fire,

In wars exceeding powerful shall he be;

And he shall have the initial sign of ten;

Upon the wave. And laws will he ordain

But after a long time shall he transmit

And the Persians he shall rule and Babylon;

And then shall he smite Medians with his spear.

And he shall come to Ocean's utmost water

And he shall cleave the mountain of two seas

Shall he return; but God will prove him naught.

And he shall be a man the best of all

And like hail shall he all the land destroy,

Delighted. But, as he himself obtained

The Persian land by lot, he shall make war

A third part. But with nimble leap shall he

Besiege and waste. But when he shall possess

He shall come, wishing to destroy the city

He, courting by his voice all-musical

Abhor; for he slew many and laid hands

Upon the womb; against his wives he sinned

And of men stained with blood had he been formed.

And he shall come to monarchs of the Medes

And Persians, first whom he loved and to whom

He brought renown, while with those wicked men

He lurked against a nation not desired

And on the temple made by God he seized

Of whom I justly sang the praise, he burned;

What God can do, and what he doth devise?

And he shall slaughter thee, thyself, Ravenna,

And unto slaughter shall he lead the way.

He also shall destroy and smite thy land,

From three heads he shall give food in excess

When he spoke with fair word and holy lips,

And thus shall he destroy the impious ones,

In front of heaven. And then will he himself

And that for whose sake he himself was slain

Shall he seize forthwith. And he shall destroy

Shall he seize forthwith. And he shall destroy

And he shall raise up them that are afraid

Nor had he fear of gold, cheat of the world

Of all things God-inspired, did he revere

And let it go unbuilt. But he himself

When he set foot on the immortal land

Which God gave him, and he ruled all things well,

And unto all the good did he restore

And many cities with much fire he took

From their foundations, and he set on fire

And he did make that city, which God loved,

And he set order, and a holy house

Cancer remained not, for he feared Orion;

Was roused, until he shook the warring ones;

And being incensed he hurled them down on earth.

Ere, he was brought forth; then was he raised up

Ere, he was brought forth; then was he raised up

Escaping he first shall see God's sweet Spirit

And he shall show the ways to men, and show