to

Be seen to undergo great misery;

Until thou to a worthless ruin fall,

Of Egypt has ceased, it shall come to pass

And rulers of the West shall make to cease.

The race of dreadful Thracians, hard to quell.

At last when the sun sets to rise no more,

But to remain submerged in Ocean's waves;

Shall guide the good men, who sang praise to God.

But those whom love of Egypt led to thee

And who praised God, shall know thee to be naught.

Let us turn our souls, giving praise to God

And to them God shall give life incorrupt.

With battle; and God gave them up to light.

I from the heart proclaim, to whom a throne,

To be held fast the most Father gave

According to flesh given, washed, at the mouth

And he shall show the ways to men, and show

A mighty terror to be seen on high,

Shall all things come to pass. For God himself

Put forth eyes, the creation, which to all

Shall daughter lie down and shall put to sleep

This foreign law. But to them afterwards

Of pious men, thou shalt be brought to naught.

And thou shalt sacrifice to the immortal

A stranger unto thee in need to curb

With water and pray thrice; and to thy God

And righteous, as to birth pure, unenslaved,

Stand still; to thee have I looked, unto thee,

To ashes. Thou shalt be no more an isle,

Hard to get out of, ages shalt thou boast

Stout-hearted Rome, thou to Olympus shalt

When thou wouldst to the eye seem to remain

When thou wouldst to the eye seem to remain

Much more firm. Then to thee such things I'll cry.

In pain; a second time to thee, O Rome,

Again a second time I am to speak.

Shall they be made to perish, but dissolved

Is always hard to put to test and not

Is always hard to put to test and not

To be deceived; and then earth, seized by force,

Unto her altars, cheated, turned to smoke

To all a savage oath. I turned away

GOD'S declarations of great wrath to come

I make known, prophesying to all men

According to their cities. From the time

The untamed kings of nations to the West,

To fine dust the heads of the high-leafed hills

And of all flesh. First cause of ills to all

To all those that have gold; for ages thus

Shall those who purpose to possess the land

It had belonged to rich men and God must

There shall come to thee sometime from above

And thou shalt be the first to bend thy neck

And be rased to the ground, and thee shall fire

The ancient mysteries of deceit to all.

And to all ages. One of them being old

To the tribunal come to judge the souls

To the tribunal come to judge the souls

And parents shall not be to children dear

Nor children to their parents, on account

To the sun's light, that to that place again

To the sun's light, that to that place again

Naked again to earth they haste away

To madden mind itself, nor sound of pipe

Common to all is keeper of the key

Ye may come to see your first punishment,

And made to suffer what thou didst exact,

Of peoples come to plunder, tribes confused,

To rule with Ares. And when he has wrought

All these things, to the city afterwards

Sometime that day to thee destructive, Rome,

But to all Latins most? It honors him

His scepter and to Hades he shall pass.

An evil to the Persians for their pride,

And all their insolence shall come to naught.

Which would have been much more, to be desired.

Shall bring to light upon the solid rock

About to come, of war and battle-strife.

Opening the depth to view, and suddenly

That talk not shall talk, and to all

The King who for the ages is to be,

Present to judge all flesh and the whole world.

Of the dead to the free light of the saints;

For God shall open dark breasts to the light.

Giving illumination to the elect

That the people might know him to be elect

Shall he come to creation, pitiable,

Unhonored, without seemly form, to give

Hope to the pitiable; and he will give

Fair form to mortal flesh, and heavenly faith

To those without faith, and he'll give fair form

To the man who was fashioned from the first

Of death to go and knowledge to receive

Of death to go and knowledge to receive

That we may jointly cause it to arise."

To the creation, to a holy virgin

To the creation, to a holy virgin

Shall search the heart and bare it to conviction;

To whom all things submit, and he preserves

To God rude buffetings with impure hands