shall

What god shall save thee, whether wrought of gold

Of senate? Where shall be the race of Rhea,

Crete the ill-starred shall hold a cause of pride,

Unto the west, there shall be then a lord

And stripping it off he shall pick it up.

And he shall have part in all mysteries

Shall perish. And yet shall the people say:

Shall perish. And yet shall the people say:

"Thy mighty strength, O city, shall fall down,"

Shall mourn together; they alas, alas! Shall wail

Shall mourn together; they alas, alas! Shall wail

Shall three rule, filling out a name of God

The scepter long shall wield, most piteous king,

Who in his houses shall shut up and guard

Shall come again, he may bestow these things

Shall be for thee no longer, nor shalt thou,

Of eagle-bearing legions shall fall low.

Where then thy power? What allied land shall be

For then in all earth shall confusion be

Of mortals, when the Almighty shall himself

And parents shall not be to children dear

Unlooked-for. Thine thenceforth shall gnashing be

And with full belly shall come on the waves

And shall afflict thy children, and there be

That are approved and chosen. And there shall

For ages; and each one who sees shall hear

Shall Syrian or Greek lay down his neck

Then shall the sixth race of the Latin kings

From the same race another king shall reign,

Who shall rule every land and scepters wield;

Of God most mighty, shall his children rule,

When there shall be of Egypt thrice five kings.

Of the Phenix shall come round, there shall a race

Of the Phenix shall come round, there shall a race

Enemy of the Hebrews. Then shall Ares

Go plundering Ares; and he shall himself

No longer shall the land of fertile Rome

Prevail, when out of Asia one shall come

Shall he come. And three times three hundred

Shall come upon thee and complete thy name.

Ah me, I the thrice wretched, shall I see

Having a fiery soul. But when he shall

Then shall dark blood pursue the mighty beast.

The shepherds. And then shall they take away

His scepter and to Hades he shall pass.

And unto Rhodes shall come an evil last,

But greatest, There shall also be for Thebes

Shall perish by the wickedness of rulers,

And Rome shall be a room, and Delos dull,

Later again thereafter there shall come

And all their insolence shall come to naught.

Having raised up the dead shall wield the scepter

But when forthwith there shall increase for ill

Shall, having called the senate, counsel take

How he shall utterly destroy. . . .

Dry land shall bloom together with the leaves

Shall bring to light upon the solid rock

Shall they again act, fearing not the wrath

In false words; they shall have no fill of wealth;

Under the rule of tyrants they shall perish.

The stars shall all fall forwards in the sea,

All one by one, yet shall men see in heaven

But then when heavenly grace shall reign within,

And when the holy child shall crush with bonds

The wooden house shall cover mortals round.

But when the generation tenth shall be

And God himself shall increase many evils

The stars shall leave the sky; and with much storm

A hurricane shall desolate the earth;

And there shall be a rising of the dead;

The running of the lame shall be most swift,

The deaf shall bear, the blind shall see, and those

The deaf shall bear, the blind shall see, and those

That talk not shall talk, and to all

Shall life and wealth be common. And the land

Or fences, shall bear more abundant fruits.

And honey it shall give. . . .

But when God shall change times . . .

Winter producing summer, then shall be

And the earth shall perspire, when there shall be

And the earth shall perspire, when there shall be

The sign of judgment. And from heaven shall come

Faithful and faithless mortals shall see God

Shall be a desert and a place of thorns.

And mortals shall their idols cast away

And all wealth. And the searching fire shall burn

Earth, heaven, and sea; and it shall burn the gates,

Of Hades' prison. Then shall come all flesh

But the lawless shall that fire whirl round and round.

In secret, then shall he all things declare;

For God shall open dark breasts to the light.

And lamentation shall there be from all

Shall be eclipsed and dances of the stars.

He shall roll up the heaven; and of the moon

The light shall perish. And he shall exalt

The light shall perish. And he shall exalt

And height no longer shall appear remaining

Among men. And the hills shall with the plains

Shall there be sailing. For the earth shall then

Shall there be sailing. For the earth shall then