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Then also Noah took thought to observe

And 'twas his fortune with his eyes to see!--

Many days; parting, then, it brought to light

He sent the dove once more, to learn if yet

Again to Noah back she came and bore

Because they hoped to look upon the land.

Which, trusting to its wings, flow willingly,

And coming to the land continued there.

Because upon it all were to be saved

To one another through all generations,

Until to judgment every race of men

Heavenly its name, because all things to God

To men who care for toil and deeds of love.

To ruin, shall at last resolve to fight

To ruin, shall at last resolve to fight

To cease from wrath, and into other depths

Come, clothed in flesh, to men, and fashioned like

To mortals in the earth; and he doth hear

To men insatiate; and do thou discern

For all these things he'll also bring to pass.

Come bearing tidings to men, and to all

Come bearing tidings to men, and to all

Shall call to make straight paths, and from the heart

To mortals, when, watched over, there shall come

Bring to an end a mighty sign for men,

When he shall to the house of Hades go

Proclaiming resurrection to the dead.

Unto the light, and show his form to men

But God impels me to proclaim each thing.

And every haven, shall be free to men

Of the prize give, and to all men allot

That which is due, and also to strange nations

To them rich gifts, eternal hope, he'll give.

For beautiful is measure full to all.

And to widows and the needy. Talk with sense;

To act unjustly nor yet tolerate

Unrighteous men. Give to the poor at once

And say not, "Come to-morrow." Of thy grain

Give to the needy with perspiring hand.

He who gives alms knows how to lend to God.

He who gives alms knows how to lend to God.

Uncertain. To the fallen give a hand;

Common to all is suffering, life's a wheel,

To the poor thy hand. Of what God gave to thee

To the poor thy hand. Of what God gave to thee

When he to judgment comes. Disable not

Offered to idols. Gird not on the sword

But pray to live from few things and possess

A snare to men continually are gold

Wert, not to mortals such a longed-for bane!

Excessive good has not brought forth to men

Leads to immoderate lusts. Much wealth is prowl,

And makes one grow to wanton violence.

Follows that of the good. To be revered

But trespass of its limit brings to grief.

Vengeance to justice; for persuasion is

To them that sleep, that from the starry heaven

The stars at midday will to all appear

Arriving, shall to all the world display

Three evil signs of life to be destroyed.

Then lead to judgment all the souls of men

Who shall be judge of mortals; and to them

Shall (Uriel) summon to the judgment-seat;

To judge the life of pious and the way

Who are to be judged at the judgment-seat,

Shall to all ages perish, all who did

Give unjust judgments, yielding to false words

And all that give to widows and to orphans

And all that give to widows and to orphans

To parents filial duty, and all who

Away from them. For he to erring men

But the others, all to whom right and fair works

And to the pious will the almighty God

And endless gnawing anguish to be saved;

Send them to other and eternal life

Make me to rest a little from my song,

To utter forth its message unto all?

Which God commands me to proclaim to men.

Which God commands me to proclaim to men.

To hear the only name of heaven's great God,

To serpents, and make offering to cats,

To serpents, and make offering to cats,

To another, but dire wickedness shall be

To hold the scepter over every land

Besides who never gave ear to God's word.

By billow to the earth, it shall consume

And to the mighty earth and sea shall fall

Shall come, when all these things shall come to pass.

Subject shall all things be to him who comes

To mount aloft into the starry heaven;

To wrangling with each other; therefore men

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

Turned to all sorts of sounds, straightway all earth

Giving to them names both of earth and heaven,

According to the allotment of each man,

Brought them to friendship, and together called

To rear no male posterity, that he

To Cronos. And whenever Rhea bore

To be reared by the mother. But When now

Betook them to their homes. And thereupon