that

Sent he a dove alone, that he might learn

Because he promised that again no flood

In thine own understanding that the Christ

That being born again they may no more

Cutting that (voice) off shall bestow reward--

From nations that are guided by the law

After that, when the Hebrew people reap

I follow; for I know not that I speak,

So that if anyone beheld a trace

That which is due, and crown the ones approved,

That which is due, and also to strange nations

That live a holy life and know one God.

With what thou hast and keep thyself from that

But have a care for all things that are true.

Love among all. Deal measures that are just;

God hates the perjured man in that he swore.

And save the man that stands without defense.

Destructive, troubling all things, would that thou

But he that does it under force, the end

With evils that are past; for what is done

That which is helpful. And much luxury

Follows that of the good. To be revered

Is virtuous love, but that of Cypris works

That when the tribes of women do not bear

He that is highest of all, the all-surveying,

To them that sleep, that from the starry heaven

To them that sleep, that from the starry heaven

Alas for all the women in that day

Alas for women who shall see that day!

That swim the sea swim any more at all,

And Azael, they that know how many evils

That dwell beneath will then the heavenly One

All forms that have endured much suffering,

And all that perished in the billowy seas,

And all that furnished banquet for the beasts

That worthy recompense they may receive

And all that with a shamelessness deceitful

And more vile; and ill that are grossly proud

And all that give to widows and to orphans

The fruit of unjust deeds, and all that cast

And all that left their parents in old age,

Spoke a harsh word; and all that pledges took

Of them that moan, one here, another there,

Will they ask of the God that rules on high,

That he will suffer men from raging fire

Ah, miserable woman that I am!

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

O men, that in your image have a form

That has delight in blood, deceitful, vile,

When shall that day and when shall judgment come

Of silver and of stone, that ye may come

Gave to that city the name of Babylon);--

To rear no male posterity, that he

But when the Titans heard that there were sons

The Egyptian kingdom, then that of the Persians

And then that of the Macedonians,

Egyptian yet again, then that of Rome.

And unto Troy shall evil come that day.

That have not, but are needy, thus fulfilling

Didst shed that of good, just, and holy men,

Know then that the destructive race of Egypt

And wickedness of them that have command

O happy upon earth shall that man be

Destroy the unknown king; and that man's offspring

Much-bewailed. Therefore shall that time be called

O Cyzicus, that dwellest by Propontis

Images many of gods that are dead,

But until that time there shall be a race

Of godless men, even when that fated day

And all that empty-minded mortals will;

And have his people that obey not God.

Himself bade me proclaim. And that shall not

The mighty, that thou mayest share those things;

And when that fated day shall reach its end

That thou may'st know when the end of all things

And that I might to mortals prophesy

In Hellas that I am of foreign Land,

That I'm a Sibyl, born of mother Circe

But at that time when all thing come to pass

That I might prophesy of things to come,

And things that were, and tell them unto men.

In order that the world might be refilled,

Shall other men, that love a shameless life,

Shall stand with walls that were in vain hopes built.

For that they without reason shall destroy

Then know thou that God is no longer mild,

O happy on the earth shall be that man].

And after that one of the race and blood

The children of the beast that feeds on sheep,

But dust that of Nemea's flower has name,

And thou shalt be in evil hands that day

Thou shalt become poor, so that out of heaven

Full of pain and all-hapless, so that thou

So that there shall remain for wretched mortals

That which is now and that which is to be.

That which is now and that which is to be.

And the Massagetae that relish war

She that was once revered and given a name

And o'er Phœnicia that bas many tribes.

On the rough Lycian land that once breathed perfume.