shall

And mortals comes which God himself shall bring

Then indeed shall he send the ungodly back

To lower darkness [and then they shall know

Shall still remain upon the fruitful land,

Shall come to pass; and now what things shall be

Shall come to pass; and now what things shall be

First over all mortal shall Assyrians rule,

Them shall the Medes o'erpower, but on the throne

For two generations only shall exult;

In which times those events shall come to pass:

Dark night shall come at the mid hour of day

Shall disappear; and earth in tumult shaken

By a great earthquake shall throw many cities

They shall peer out the islands of the Sea.

But when the great Euphrates shall with blood

Be surging, then shall there be also set

In battle; and the, Medes shall fall and fly

Of Tigris. And the Persian power shall be

Greatest in all the world, and they shall have

And there shall be as many evil deeds

As men shall wish away--the din of war,

When Hellas very glorious shall sail

Over broad Hellespont, and shall convey

Shall sorry famine come, and barrenness

Shall during twenty circling years prevail,

What time the Nile, corn-nourisher, shall hide

And there shall come from Asia a great king

And he shall walk the wet paths of the deep,

And shall sail after he has cut the mount

From battle fearful Asia shall receive.

And Sicily the wretched shall a stream

Down shall the mighty city Croton fall.

And strife shall be in Hellas; they shall rage

And strife shall be in Hellas; they shall rage

But, when the race of mortal men shall come

Upon thc Persians shall a servile yoke

Shall boast the scepter there shall be for Thebes

Shall boast the scepter there shall be for Thebes

Shall dwell in Tyre, and Tyrians be destroyed.

Shall stand with walls that were in vain hopes built.

In Bactria Macedonians shall dwell;

Shall all into the land of Hellas flee.

It shall take place among those yet to be,

O'erpouring, to the sacred isle shall come.

And Cibyra shall fall and Cyzicus,

And sand shall hide all Samos under banks.

Of Delos shall all be invisible.

And to Rhodes shall come evil last, but greatest.

The Macedonian power shall not abide;

Shall flourish, under which the world shall bear

Shall flourish, under which the world shall bear

O Carthage, shall press lowly on the ground.

Shall earthquake lay low, casting headlong down,

Thee never shall the agitated earth

With thunders and earthquakes shall stop the din

A slavish fate; and there shall also come

But when these, trusting folly, shall cast off

A mighty king shall like a runaway slave

Unknown, who shall some time dare loathsome guilt

And out of Syria shall come Rome's foremost man,

Shall destruction on their great broad land.

And then too shall an earthquake overthrow

Shall dash o'er Cyprus washed by many a wave.

Fire shall come flashing forth in the broad heaven,

And much black ashes shall fill the great sky,

And small drops like red earth shall fall from heaven,

For that they without reason shall destroy

Awakened of war shall come to the West,

Shall also come the fugitive of Rome,

O wretched Antioch, they shall call thee

And then on Scyros shall a pestilence

Shall a broad wave of the sea cover, thee

And into Asia there shall come great wealth,

And more shall she to Asia render back,

And then there shall be an excess of war.

Shall by a bitter famine be destroyed,

But when piety shall perish from mankind,

Living shall practice wanton violence,

No one shall make account, but even them all

There shall be over all the world a fire

At sunrise; the whole world shall hear the roar

And mighty sound. And he shall burn all earth,

All things he'll burn, and it shall be black dust.

But when now all things shall have been reduced

To dust and ashes, and God shall have calmed

And then shall be the judgment, at which God

Himself as judge shall judge the world again;

Shall he again hide under mounds of earth

But all who shall be pious shall again

But all who shall be pious shall again

Live on the earth [and (shall inherit there)

[The pious; and they all shall see themselves

O happy on the earth shall be that man].

The very first lord shall be, who shall sum

The very first lord shall be, who shall sum

In wars exceeding powerful shall he be;

And he shall have the initial sign of ten;

Before him Thrace and Sicily shall crouch,

But after a long time shall he transmit

His power unto another, who shall have