to

And he to whips will openly give then

Or whence he came, that he may talk to the dead.

But gall for food and vinegar to drink

How to serve secret temple and the law,

To light, the first to show forth to the elect

To light, the first to show forth to the elect

To light, the first to show forth to the elect

To the unlawful customs of the world.

Our slavish yoke, so grievous to be borne

To perishable sacrifices heed,

Away from them. For he to erring men

And of those yet to be, and of the dead;

From earth to heaven is, and the beginning

From the beginning to the end he knows.]

To lewdness. Men possessing everything

To demons, and they kindle lights to me

To demons, and they kindle lights to me

The giver of light, and as to a god

For nought to idols that can give no aid.

Unto dead demons, as to heavenly beings,

Judgment to choose good life; but they themselves

Hastened to death and to eternal fire.

Hastened to death and to eternal fire.

And to the body that is naked clothes

Sowing piety, that also I to thee

And impious; I will set ram close to ram,

Shepherd to shepherd, calf to calf, for test,

Shepherd to shepherd, calf to calf, for test,

Close to each other; whosoever were

Whatever seems good to thyself to do

Whatever seems good to thyself to do

Thy Son nods his assent to, having been

These things by word, and all things came to pass

According to thy heart; and thy command

And confidence came to her. And the Word

Was made a human form and came to be

For this was a great wonder to mankind,

The Father, nor was it to God the Son.

And goatherds and to shepherds of the lambs;

Not ever are we suffered to approach

Nor pour libations to carved images,

Blood of sheep-slaughtering outrage, thus to give

We are commanded to sing praise to thee,

We are commanded to sing praise to thee,

Against you I am now about to speak.

Against heaven, built to height unspeakable

Was the tenth race since these things came to pass;

Will I again proclaim these things to thee.

While years roll round to five fours, and to these

While years roll round to five fours, and to these

Straightway to Persians and Assyrians

And to all Egypt shall an evil come,

And to Libya and the Ethiopians,

And to the Carians and Pamphylians

And to all other mortals. And he then

Shall to the grandsons give the royal power,

And then to thee, O Median land, a man

And shall persuade all to speak pleasing things,

Which God ordained according to the law;

Of lofty spirit shall submit to him,

And to his sons and grandsons opulent

Comes to thee; then I'll shout these things again.

A great sign to them that are yet to be;

A great sign to them that are yet to be;

I weep in pity; for to thee from Greece,

From Sparta an Erinys to thy halls

Who are to Ares dear. And one of these

To be an ambush pregnant with the Greeks,

Shall he bear off! But with those yet to come

Shall rule hereafter even to Euphrates

Extended. For those who are yet to come

It shall be, when all these things come to pass.

According to their power of thoughts will write.

And unto men bring them to light no more

To thee shall happen very many things.

How many things thou art obliged to wail!

While thought to live in quiet as none else.

Be neither willing to remain nor fear

To be unhappy; for on thee shall come

Wild, strange to justice, wearing on his shoulders

The Indians and shall come to Babylon.

Of his race, and the same name to them all.

And then there shall come evil to the Jews,

According to their evil deeds perform

Rendering a tribute to his memory.

But when thou shalt come to an end of time

Shall become king, man equal to the gods.

Then, Egypt, know the king that comes to thee;

Those lately wounded; and then to the couch

Shalt thou come to the dreadful man himself;

To the resistless man. And thou shalt be

Of fearful men. All, to how many beasts,

Thou shalt to peoples be a wretched slave

Piously living thou led'st to much woe

To wailing; and thou shalt make recompense

And know at last that God's wrath came to thee.

But I to Python and to Panopeus

But I to Python and to Panopeus

And when thou shalt come forward to the books

Thou shalt not tremble, and all things to come