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And seeing him there already bound he had him brought near, and sought to persuade him, saying: 'Thou seest the end of the folly of thy brethren; for through their disobedience they have been racked to death. Thou, too, if thou dost not obey, wilt thyself also be miserably tortured and put to death before thy time; but if thou dost obey thou shalt be my friend, and thou shalt be advanced to high office in the business of the kingdom.'

But while they have fulfilled their righteousness towards God in their noble deaths, thou shalt miserably cry "Woe is met" for thy unjust slaying of the champions of virtue.'

And according to the multitude of thy tender mercies, so thou shalt give to me; and hasten to grant our petitions; and thou art able for all our needs. Hallelujah.

Thou shalt not acquire a stranger by the price of thy silver, neither shalt thou seek to devour thy neighbour,

Thou shalt not acquire a stranger by the price of thy silver, neither shalt thou seek to devour thy neighbour,

Neither shalt thou deprive him of the covering of his nakedness.

And thou shalt receive of His kindness and of His grace; and thou shalt be flourishing in truth in the praise of His holiness. Praise and honour be to His name. Hallelujah.

And thou shalt receive of His kindness and of His grace; and thou shalt be flourishing in truth in the praise of His holiness. Praise and honour be to His name. Hallelujah.

O Phrygia, thou shalt from the water's crest

Of men shalt nourish, once again anew

Beginning; and thou shalt be nurse for all."

Shalt be with them even to the seventh kingdom,

Shalt flee away when it becomes thy lot

To leave the holy land. And thou shalt be

Carried to the Assyrians, and shalt see

And then shalt thou be, as thou wast before,

As one not born; and then shalt thou be filled

What pouring out of blood shalt thou receive,

Therefore shalt thou then look upon thy land

Drunken with wine, now shalt thou be a slave

A spoil shalt thou become for greedy men.

Thou some time shalt by Asia be laid waste,

Shalt thou receive. And Cragus, lofty mount

Daughter of day, shalt long be unenslaved,

But afterwards a spoil shalt thou become

Shalt slay thyself. And thou shalt not of men

Shalt slay thyself. And thou shalt not of men

Shalt weep in silence for thy boastful sire.

Shalt boast o'er all, but flute shall sound like strain.

Fire ne'er shall leave thee, but thou shalt be burned.

Woe, woe to thee, O Thrace! So shalt thou come

Much shalt thou give, not anything receive.

Straightway shalt there be also from the heaven

Distilling from the rocks a sign shalt be;

And in the cloud shalt ye behold a war

Shalt consummate, whose dwelling is in heaven.

Of mysteries divine. And men shalt say

And thou, O wretched Corinth, thou shalt look

Shalt stand. O Lycia Myra beautiful,

Shalt thou, in manner like an alien, pray

Because of thine own follies thou shalt fall.

And thou shalt be in evil hands that day

Memphis, thou most shalt over Egypt wail;

Thou shalt become poor, so that out of heaven

O'er craven mortals greatly, thou shalt wail

Thyself shalt the eternal God perceive

Thou shalt for such things suffer penalty

Fallen from the stars, thou shalt not rise to heaven."

For thy pride thou shalt pay as many things

As thou before didst. Silent shalt thou be

And then shalt thou, in cities very rich,

Thou shalt be among evil mortals made

To suffer evils, but thou shalt remain

Over thy banks a widow shalt thou sit

Thou shalt be filled up with the dead; in thee

Much-weeping, thou a widow shalt remain

Grasping thy dusky dress shalt wail alone,

And thou shalt make atonement for all things

For thee? Thou shalt not even to the time

Thus shalt thou be by earthquakes overthrown

Thou shalt have, even a land of many tears,

Thrice wretched Italy, then shalt remain

Shalt lie in golden mountains and by streams

Of the Euphrates; thou shalt be laid low

Ask not nor be concerned how thou shalt lead

The Persians or how thou shalt rule the Medes;

Didst also think thyself a queen, shalt come

And thou shalt give instead of crooked words

Shalt on the waters of the Nile remain,

Shalt thou in thrice unhappy Egypt lie.

But thou shalt look upon a heavenly house,

When thou, O God, shalt flash thine eye of fire.

Thee will I mourn; and thou shalt be the first

Of cities, and first shalt thou be destroyed,

Not wholly destitute. And thou shalt sail,

O Phrygia, first shalt thou flame from the crest

Thou shalt deny God himself, courting favor

Not ever seeing God shalt lie, bold one;

Escaping from the mainland thou shalt swim;

Thus, O thou wretched one, shalt thou of war

And thou, O wretched Corinth, shalt receive

Tyre, thou, unhappy, shalt be left alone;

Of pious men, thou shalt be brought to naught.

And thou shalt sacrifice to the immortal

And thou shalt sprinkle water on pure fire

Thou shalt not shut thy door, when there shall come

When thou hast prayed thou shalt give unto him;

Sardinia, weighty now, thou shalt be changed

To ashes. Thou shalt be no more an isle,

Hard to get out of, ages shalt thou boast

And unto ages shalt be all destroyed

Shall altogether bury; thou shalt give

Shalt be all-desolate, and becoming thick

With chill ice thou shalt for an outrage pay,

Stout-hearted Rome, thou to Olympus shalt

Perishing thou shalt then cry out and boil

Thou shalt be wholly eaten up of fire

And people with thy brine shalt thou destroy.

And thou shalt be the first to bend thy neck

And then shalt thou be wholly desolate,