shall

Spontaneous shall then bear, and the course

Nor shall there many days of anxious care,

When they shall ask the imperishable God:

What shall I be in that day? for I sinned--

As one who is and was erst and shall be

Can see God with his eyes? Or who shall bear

To another, but dire wickedness shall be

But when Rome shall o'er Egypt also rule

Governing always, then shall there appear

Over men. And a holy Lord shall come

And then shall come inexorable wrath

On Latin men; three shall by piteous fate

Endamage Rome. And perish shall all men,

With their own houses, when from heaven shall flow

When shall that day and when shall judgment come

When shall that day and when shall judgment come

Unto the bitter day. For it shall come,

When there shall pass among all men a stench

From the Sebastenes Beliar shall come

Hereafter, and the height of hills shall he

Establish, and shall make the sea stand still

And he shall raise the dead, and many signs

Work before men: but nothing shall be brought

And many mortals shall be lead astray

Shall draw near, and a flaming power shall come

Shall draw near, and a flaming power shall come

By billow to the earth, it shall consume

Shall the whole world be governed by the hands

Then when a widow shall o'er all the world

Of short lived men into the deep shall cast,

Then all the elements shall be bereft

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

And to the mighty earth and sea shall fall

The entire multiform sky; and there shall flow

And it shall burn the land, and burn the sea,

Shall come, when all these things shall come to pass.

Shall come, when all these things shall come to pass.

Subject shall all things be to him who comes

Shall include horsemen of Phœnicia

And then shall Hellenes, proud and impure,

Then shall a Macedonian nation rule,

Shall come to mortals. But the God of heaven

Shall utterly destroy them from the depth.

And then shall be another kingdom, white

Which shall rule much land, and shake many men,

And out of many cities shall destroy

And to those men shall great disaster be,

And forthwith in them there shall be a force

And in those days there shall be among men

A great affliction, and it shall disturb

And it shall stir up hatred, and all guile

Of which a king of Egypt shall be king

Who shall be a descendant from the Greeks.

Shall be again strong and they shall be guides

Shall be again strong and they shall be guides

And what next, and what evil last shall be

On all men? Which of these shall take the lead?

For they shall pay to mighty Cronos's sons

Again shall there be tyrants for the Greeks

And for men shall be no more rest from war.

And the dread Phrygians shall perish all,

And unto Troy shall evil come that day.

Evil shall straightaway come, and to all Egypt

Fulfillment, then straightway shall come on men

There shall an evil come to pious men

Or, if men's notice he escape, he shall

God's measure. But to them shall also come

And every means of life and wealth shall perish;

And every land shall be filled up with thee,

And every sea; and everyone shall be

Shall all be desert; and the altar fenced

Shall all fall to the ground, since in thy heart

Of time seven decades shall thy fruitful land

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

Shall be unfailing; and as times revolve

This race shall bear rule and begin to build

Shall aid with bronze and gold and well-wrought iron.

By night. And then the temple shall again

Shall some time come, and shout of mortal men

Shall ruin every land. For high in air to thee

O Babylon, shall it come from above,

Shall it come down, and the soul in thy children

Shall the Eternal utterly destroy.

To thee, O Egypt, shall a great blow come

A sword shall pass, and scattering and death

And famine shall prevail until of kings

And thy land of much dew shall drink black blood!

So shall ye come unto a bitter day.

And ye shall come pursued by grievous strife,

Dreadful and grievous; there shall be again

A dreadful judgment, and ye all shall come

And all thy land shall be a wilderness,

And desolations shall thy cities be.

And in the west there shall a star shine forth

And yet again there shall be among men

Shall leave Maeotis's lake, and there shall be

Shall leave Maeotis's lake, and there shall be

And the vast flow shall hold a neck of land.

And many cities, men and all, shall fall:--

Shall Asia back again from Rome receive,