(21) "May thy fate, O lord, be supreme among the gods

(117) "I have uttered thy spell, in the assembly of the gods I have raised thee to power

(101) "'I have uttered thy spell, in the assembly of the gods I have raised thee to power

(39) "'[I have uttered] thy [spell], in the assembly of the gods I have raised thee to power

(43) "'[I have] uttered thy spell, in the assembly of the gods [I have raised thee to power

(44) "'[The] dominion over all the gods [have I entrusted unto thee

(102) "'The dominion over all the gods have I entrusted unto thee

(40) "'[The dominion over all] the gods have I entrusted [unto thee

(118) "The dominion over all the gods [have I entrusted unto him

(84) "And [against] the .gods my fathers thou hast contrived thy wicked plan

(11) Thou art the first of gods, the ancient Soul; Thou art the supreme Resting-place of the universe; Thou art the Knower and That which is to be known and the Ultimate Goal. And by Thee is the world pervaded, Ο Thou of infinite form.

(84) But Thee I dare not speak. In limbs And mind I tremble. He rules from on high." And so forth. For in these he indicates these prophetic utterances: "If Thou openest the heaven, trembling shall seize the mountains from Thy presence; and they shall melt, as wax melteth before the fire;" and in Isaiah, "Who hath measured the heaven with a span, and the whole earth with His fist? Again, when it is said: "Ruler of Ether, Hades, Sea, and Land, Who with Thy bolts Olympus' strong-built home Dost shake. Whom demons dread, and whom the throng Of gods do fear. Whom, too, the Fates obey, Relentless though they be. O deathless One, Our mother's Sire I whose wrath makes all things reel; Who mov'st the winds, and shroud'st in clouds the world, Broad Ether cleaving with Thy lightning gleams,- Thine is the order 'mongat the stars, which run As Thine unchangeable behests direct.