with

With the Pisidians, all equipped for war

And carried on with cunning, and in guile.

And the plain be filled with evil war again.

And no more shall one fight with swords or iron

That they might at the last be filled with joy.

provided lawlessly lewd couch with boys,

For in thee mother with her child did hold

With her own father wedded as a bride;

Found couch with cattle. Be in silence hushed,

Cast headlong down and overwhelmed with fire

With holy offerings and fair hecatombs.

With multitude great and with men renowned

With multitude great and with men renowned

One blessed, with a scepter in his hand,

And many cities with much fire he took

The ocean with dead bodies shall be filled

From the river and be red with flesh and blood

With battle; and God gave them up to light.

Descending with the wings of a white dove.

The heavenly paths, and teach all with wise

Didst crown him with a crown, and fearful gall

With false gods, which shall utterly destroy

Measuring a column with a mighty fire

And it shall with the times be full. But when

The ruin of his mother; and with sire

And they shall mix much land with human blood.

Upon the land a lance inscribed with gold,

Of frankincense in fire, nor with the sword

Slaying the shaggy-haired lamb, but with all

Swift messenger of words, with holy waters

With water and pray thrice; and to thy God

With a hot wind, and rave with many woes.

With a hot wind, and rave with many woes.

With chill ice thou shalt for an outrage pay,

And people with thy brine shalt thou destroy.

Not with stars, but with fire. Not speedily

Not with stars, but with fire. Not speedily

Deep furrow cut with round plow, nor two oxen

Together dewy manna with white teeth.

I did with knowledge once, and many things

Construct a tomb, and shall slay me with stones;

For lying with my father a dear son

Parents and children. And along with gold

For men an equal light, but, bought with gold,

And honor the unconscious dead with thrones?

The world inspecting with a nimble foot,

On all and furnish Asia with great wealth.

When a dragon charged with fire in both his eyes

And with full belly shall come on the waves

With hands gigantic coming from on high

Beating with thine own hands thy godless breast.

Is with the dead; but an eternity

With images of gold and silver and stone

An ancient queen with cities dwelling round,

To rule with Ares. And when he has wrought

With counsels who goes, up on Trojan car

With hidden children from the Asian land,

Dry land shall bloom together with the leaves

Of poisonous sowings. But with shameless soul

And when the holy child shall crush with bonds

When she with royal honor has been crowned;

The stars shall leave the sky; and with much storm

The Most High with the saints at the end of time.

Among men. And the hills shall with the plains

With heat be shriveled and the dashing streams

Shall with the fountains fall. The trump shall send

Stamping them with the impress of our image;

Baptizing with water by the elders' hands,

He winds shall he make cease, and with his foot

To God rude buffetings with impure hands

And poisonous spittle with polluted mouths.

With a reed that they may fulfill their law;

Which had been covered with the world's displays,

Shall gnash with their teeth, [of the lawless souls

With supplications and unholy rites.

All useful, with the smell of sacrifice

Make ready and with good things fill it up,

From thine own labors with unsullied hands

Vieing with them that lead a holy life

From heaven the fiery blast, and with rough torch

Creation, fellow-counselor with thee,

Him with the first sweet utterance of mouth

For acting in accord with his own will

He next addressed the maiden with his voice:

With flutter of excitement while at heart

And her cheek reddened with a sense of joy,

And spell-bound was her heart with sense of shame.

Having become flesh and endued with life

Nor honor them with prayers, nor with the smells

Nor honor them with prayers, nor with the smells

Much-pleasing of flowers, nor with light of lamps,

Nor yet with shining votive offerings

Adorn them, nor with smoke of frankincense

But joyful with pure minds and cheerful soul,

With love abounding and with generous hands,

With love abounding and with generous hands,

With soothing psalms and songs that honor God,

Which, gladdening very greatly, shall with corn

Souls perishing with famine then supply;

Destroyed with blows by reason of hard fights.