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10 | 59 |
Within Lyons twenty-five of one mind,
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Five citizens, Germans, Bressans, Latins:
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Under a noble one they will lead a long train,
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And discovered by barks of mastiffs.
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10 | 60 |
I weep for Nice, Monaco, Pisa, Genoa,
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Savona, Siena, Capua, Modena, Malta:
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For the above blood and sword for a New Year's gift,
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Fire, the earth will tremble, water an unhappy reluctance.
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10 | 61 |
Betta, Vienna, Emorte, Sopron,
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They will want to deliver Pannonia to the Barbarians:
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Enormous violence through pike and fire,
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The conspirators discovered by a matron.
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10 | 62 |
Near "Sorbia" to assail Hungary,
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The herald of "Brudes" (dark ones?) will come to warn them:
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Byzantine chief, Salona of Slavonia,
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He will come to convert them to the law of the Arabs.
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10 | 63 |
Cydonia, Ragusa, the city of St. Jerome,
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With healing help to grow green again:
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The King's son dead because of the death of two heroes,
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Araby and Hungary will take the same course.
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10 | 64 |
Weep Milan, weep Lucca and Florence,
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As your great Duke climbs into the chariot:
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The see to change it advances to near Venice,
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When at Rome the Colonna will change.
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10 | 65 |
O vast Rome, thy ruin approaches,
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Not of thy walls, of thy blood and substance:
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The one harsh in letters will make a very horrible notch,
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Pointed steel driven into all up to the hilt.
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10 | 66 |
The chief of London through the realm of America,
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The Isle of Scotland will be tried by frost:
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King and Reb will face an Antichrist so false,
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That he will place them in the conflict all together.
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10 | 67 |
A very mighty trembling in the month of May,
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Saturn in Capricorn, Jupiter and Mercury in Taurus:
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Venus also, Cancer, Mars in Virgo,
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Hail will fall larger than an egg.
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10 | 68 |
The army of the sea will stand before the city,
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Then it will leave without making a long passage:
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A great flock of citizens will be seized on land,
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Fleet to return to seize it great robbery.
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10 | 69 |
The shining deed of the old one exalted anew,
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Through the South and Aquilon they will be very great:
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Raised by his own sister great crowds,
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Fleeing, murdered in the thicket of Ambellon.
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10 | 70 |
Through an object the eye will swell very much,
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Burning so much that the snow will fall:
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The fields watered will come to shrink,
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As the primate succumbs at Reggio.
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10 | 71 |
The earth and air will freeze a very great sea,
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When they will come to venerate Thursday:
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That which will be never was it so fair,
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From the four parts they will come to honor it.
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10 | 72 |
The year 1999, seventh month,
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From the sky will come a great King of Terror:
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To bring back to life the great King of the Mongols,
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Before and after Mars to reign by good luck.
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10 | 73 |
The present time together with the past
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Will be judged by the great Joker:
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The world too late will be tired of him,
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And through the clergy oath-taker disloyal.
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10 | 74 |
The year of the great seventh number accomplished,
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It will appear at the time of the games of slaughter:
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Not far from the great millennial age,
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When the buried will go out from their tombs.
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10 | 75 |
Long awaited he will never return
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In Europe, he will appear in Asia:
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One of the league issued from the great Hermes,
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And he will grow over all the Kings of the East.
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10 | 76 |
The great Senate will ordain the triumph
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For one who afterwards will be vanquished, driven out:
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At the sound of the trumpet of his adherents there will be
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Put up for sale their possessions, enemies expelled.
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10 | 77 |
Thirty adherents of the order of Quirites
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Banished, their possessions given their adversaries:
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All their benefits will be taken as misdeeds,
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Fleet dispersed, delivered to the Corsairs.
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10 | 78 |
Sudden joy to sudden sadness,
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It will occur at Rome for the graces embraced:
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Grief, cries, tears, weeping, blood, excellent mirth,
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Contrary bands surprised and trussed up.
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10 | 79 |
The old roads will all be improved,
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One will proceed on them to the modern Memphis:
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The great Mercury of Hercules fleur-de-lis,
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Causing to tremble lands, sea and country.
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10 | 80 |
In the realm the great one of the great realm reigning,
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Through force of arms the great gates of brass
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He will cause to open, the King and Duke joining,
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Fort demolished, ship to the bottom, day serene.
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10 | 81 |
A treasure placed in a temple by Hesperian citizens,
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Therein withdrawn to a secret place:
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The hungry bonds to open the temple,
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Retaken, ravished, a horrible prey in the midst.
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10 | 82 |
Cries, weeping, tears will come with knives,
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Seeming to flee, they will deliver a final attack,
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Parks around to set up high platforms,
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The living pushed back and murdered instantly.
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10 | 83 |
The signal to give battle will not be given,
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They will be obliged to go out of the park:
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The banner around Ghent will be recognized,
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Of him who will cause all his followers to be put to death.
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10 | 84 |
The illegitimate girl so high, high, not low,
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The late return will make the grieved ones contended:
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The Reconciled One will not be without debates,
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In employing and losing all his time.
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10 | 85 |
The old tribune on the point of trembling,
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He will be pressed not to deliver the captive:
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The will, non-will, speaking the timid evil,
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To deliver to his friends lawfully.
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10 | 86 |
Like a griffin will come the King of Europe,
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Accompanied by those of Aquilon:
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He will lead a great troop of red ones and white ones,
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And they will go against the King of Babylon.
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10 | 87 |
A Great King will come to take port near Nice,
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Thus the death of the great empire will be completed:
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In Antibes will he place his heifer,
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The plunder by sea all will vanish.
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10 | 88 |
Foot and Horse at the second watch,
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They will make an entry devastating all by sea:
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Within the port of Marseilles he will enter,
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Tears, cries, and blood, never times so bitter.
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10 | 89 |
The walls will be converted from brick to marble,
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Seven and fifty pacific years:
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Joy to mortals, the aqueduct renewed,
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Health, abundance of fruits, joy and mellifluous times.
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10 | 90 |
A hundred times will the inhuman tyrant die,
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In his place put one learned and mild,
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The entire Senate will be under his hand,
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He will be vexed by a rash scoundrel.
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10 | 91 |
In the year 1609, Roman clergy,
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At the beginning of the year you will hold an election:
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Of one gray and black issued from Campania,
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Never was there one so wicked as he.
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10 | 92 |
Before his father the child will be killed,
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The father afterwards between ropes of rushes:
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The people of Geneva will have exerted themselves,
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The chief lying in the middle like a log.
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10 | 93 |
The new bark will take trips,
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There and near by they will transfer the Empire:
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Beaucaire, Arles will retain the hostages,
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Near by, two columns of Porphyry found.
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10 | 94 |
Scorn from Nimes, from Arles and Vienne,
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Not to obey the Hesperian edict:
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To the tormented to condemn the great one,
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Six escaped in seraphic garb.
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10 | 95 |
To the Spains will come a very powerful King,
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By land and sea subjugating the South:
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This evil will cause, lowering again the crescent,
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Clipping the wings of those of Friday.
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10 | 96 |
The Religion of the name of the seas will win out
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Against the sect of the son of Adaluncatif:
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The stubborn, lamented sect will be afraid
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Of the two wounded by A and A.
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10 | 97 |
Triremes full of captives of every age,
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Good time for bad, the sweet for the bitter:
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Prey to the Barbarians hasty they will be too soon,
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Anxious to see the feather wail in the wind.
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10 | 98 |
For the merry maid the bright splendor
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Will shine no longer, for long will she be without salt:
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With merchants, bullies, wolves odious,
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All confusion universal monster.
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10 | 99 |
The end of wolf, lion, ox and ass,
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Timid deer they will be with mastiffs:
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No longer will the sweet manna fall upon them,
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More vigilance and watch for the mastiffs.
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10 | 100 |
The great empire will be for England,
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The all-powerful one for more than three hundred years:
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Great forces to pass by sea and land,
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The Lusitanians will not be satisfied thereby.
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