they

Against their brothers. And they were impure,

And they made wars. And then upon them came

But even in Hades all these when they came

Had honor, since they were the earliest race.

And they were trained in arts of every kind,

Because they had a sleepless mind within

They were; but, notwithstanding, down they went

They were; but, notwithstanding, down they went

Were in the fourth race; much the blood they spilled,

Nor feared they God nor had regard for men,

Since they were overweening impious men.

The Immortal formed, since they wrought many evils.

For they were much more violent than those,

Repentance, so that they may all be saved.

But if, with shameless soul, they heed me not

Whatever things ye practiced they shall not

But when they heard him each turned up his nose,

Because they hoped to look upon the land.

Far aloof; they shall die as fallen on sleep,

Of Hades they shall go away, and there

Shall they have honor, since they were a race

Shall they have honor, since they were a race

But blessed shall they be even when they go

But blessed shall they be even when they go

That being born again they may no more

They also shall know through him, and the way

Nor shall they hear, oppressed with feeble cars.

Away from them, because they slew the Son

For drink will they, with evil madness smitten

And bear the crown of thorns, and they shall pierce

And they will oppress mortals. But great fall

Shall be for those men, when they shall begin

They shall much darnel mingle, there shall be

Of the great God, since they wrought evil work.

Shall nations perish. But they afterwards

And they all watch at all times and expect

And Azael, they that know how many evils

That worthy recompense they may receive

Shall they be cast 'neath many horrid beasts

Because they had a care for wicked deeds.

Aloud shall they cry; and they shall repay

Aloud shall they cry; and they shall repay

The evil work they did, burned with much fire;

Will they ask of the God that rules on high,

When they shall ask the imperishable God:

When in Assyrian land they built a tower;--

(And they all spoke one language, and resolved

Since they were very first of mortal men.

And they judged Cronos should reign king of all,

She brought forth Hera first; and when they saw

In secret; therefore did they name him Zeus,

And a great war and uproar they aroused.

And ornament. And they will oppress mortals;

When they begin unrighteous arrogance.

And children they will place in dens of shame;

Shall be again strong and they shall be guides

For they shall pay to mighty Cronos's sons

The penal satisfaction, since they bound

For they have no concern about the course

Neither do they astrologize with skill

And then did they teach miserable men

From good ways and just deeds. But they have care

Nor steal they from each other in the night,

Misfortune, nor do they escape from plague.

Which they will call a comet, sign to men

Poseidon; which place they shall sometime call

And lawless life impure which they lived,

Of chosen men; and they shall tear in pieces

And well-made houses shall they burn with fire

Shall they by force lead many slaves away,

With delicate feet; and they shall be bound fast

And they shall see their goods and all their wealth

But they, among themselves mixed shamefully,

Blest shall they dwell in cities and rich fields.

They have not by vain things been led astray,

Nor pay they honor to the works of men

But they lift up their pure arms unto heaven,

Do they respect the lawful marriage-bed;

And they have not base intercourse with boys,

Which they were under. Therefore on all men

Because they would not honor piously

And then shall they before, the mighty God,

Of pestilence and conquered they shall meet

Because of gold and silver they shall come--

And they shall all be without burial,

What time they reach the land, polluted kings

Upon them, and they all shall be destroyed

Shall all fall to the earth, since they knew not

Upon the quadrupeds. And then shall they

A wall of flaming fire. And they shall be

Sweet word shall they send from their mouths in hymns:

Of the great God shall they bring frankincense

For they are judges and the righteous kings

Blessed of men shall they be on the earth

Offering him praise before they drink and eat;

Trusting in piety. When they behold

They will reject them all; and they will look

They will reject them all; and they will look

Have they, nor vile and hateful lust of males.

Blameful and wicked as they do themselves.