shall

Shall many perish at each other's hands,

Moreover a great-hearted one shall rule

And then upon Phœnicia shall come war

And conflict, when there shall come nations near

Shall before men of barbarous speech fall down!

The loudly-boasting shall behold each other

Ah, hapless Tyrians, ye shall gather in

The sun that lighteth mortals shall withdraw,

Thick and abundant shall flow down from heaven

Upon the earth. And then the king shall die,

Shall many shameless leaders still promote

And then shall there a reverend ruler be,

And having the good name he shall thereto

Add by good deeds. But while he reigns there shall

Shall by the deep strong rivers be destroyed.

Shall there be many earthquakes. And the king

Of great renown shall under his own lot

And after him shall rule two lordly kings,

And many shall he utterly destroy

And then shall evil to the senate come,

Nor shall it from the angry king escape

Shall then appear to all men upon earth;

And fuller shall the rains be, snow and hail

Shall ruin field-fruits o'er the boundless earth.

But they shall fall in wars, slain by strong Ares

And then again another king shall rule,

But thereupon shall Nilus, rich in corn,

Of Egypt; but all things shall famine seize

And many cities shall by warlike men

And he, betrayed, shall fall by gleaming iron.

Shall rule the Romans, very mighty men;

He shall stretch forth a life-destroying spear

And then anew shall a creation be

And in her many people shall abide

And the king shall make other laws for her;

But then shall death destructive and strong fate

And there shall rule another, of ten triads,

Who shall be a descendant of the Greeks.

Feeding much, and Larissa shall be bent

Shall be an insurrection. And dire war

Shall be hard by the waters of the lake

Of asphodel; and there shall many fall

Shall Ares with strong brass receive! And then,

Shall die in his own lot unloosing life.

Shall rule thereafter, openly made known

Shall fear in wars. And between Colchians

And very strong Pelasgi there shall be

Shall smite each other through sore impiousness.

And then shall God to mortal men display

And then the king shall not escape stern fate,

After him, numbering fifty, there shall rule

And he shall set war on Rome's stately walls,

And then the king shall not escape stern fate,

Shall be a desert, and much people perish.

From mighty Egypt shall rule, and destroy

And then a famous man shall look upon

And there shall be a dread sign while he rules:

Shall from heaven in the south and north appear.

And then shall he bequeath the royal power

The manly king in his own lot shall go.

Of Rome shall rule, shown by the number one,

There shall be over all the earth great peace

The Roman people shall against his will

But baneful death shall snatch him out of life,

But others afterwards again shall smite

Shall they bring many evil things to pass,

With helmet Ares shall from Egypt come,

Whom they shall surname Dionysus lord.

Shall rend, together they shall grasp the lungs

Shall rend, together they shall grasp the lungs

For victory, shall cast down hostile chiefs

But the great far-famed king shall afterward

But when God shall for mortals bring to pass

Even then to thee, O king, the end shall come,

And then again shall rule a life-destroyer,

Who shall of Egypt's offspring take fast hold,

And then the whole world shall for honor's sake

Of the immortal God; and there shall come

Shall fall prone under burning thunderbolts

And then the king shall by a strong hand fall,

Shall be again raised up, who shall by lot

Shall be again raised up, who shall by lot

Shall be three kings, two having the first number,

Bearing as no one else. They shall love Rome

But they shall not accomplish anything;

Therefore to kings shall he a mean soul bring

Shall men in brazen breastplate utterly

Trusting in false oaths ye shall be destroyed.

And then shall many masters with the spear,

Shall the Most High then bring on dreadful doom,

And all men with their works shall he destroy.

But into judgment yet again shall God

Shall gather many oracles that speak

And grievous harm of temples, he shall bid

The city shall be those days, and straightway

Shall it again be prosperous not a little;

And rest shall be when that rule is destroyed.

Shall be, and after it again shall grow

Shall be, and after it again shall grow

Shall be unshaken; for it shall be known,