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• All the world will be for picking a quarrel with Egypt then; hot-heads there will be among thy own people who think to fulfil the old prophecies thus, but to their cost. (Daniel 11, 14)

• How to gain secure possession of the whole kingdom? A bargain must be struck; gift of a royal bride shall be the land’s undoing! But no, that will not serve, never shall it be his. (Daniel 11, 17)

• To the sea-coast he turns his thoughts instead, and conquers lands a many; puts to silence the author of his own disgrace, and covers him with disgrace in his turn.✻ (Daniel 11, 18)

• But at last, to his own province turning back, he totters to his fall, and the fame of him is heard no more. (Daniel 11, 19)

• treaty first, and then treachery; of armed following he needs but little. (Daniel 11, 23)

• So he makes his way into rich cities that suspect no harm, outdoes father and grandsire both in havoc, so much wealth to plunder and to squander; into strong cities, too, by crafty devices, while fortune serves. (Daniel 11, 24)

• See where the two kings plot mischief at one table, liars both! But nothing they shall achieve; not yet the appointed hour has come. (Daniel 11, 27)

• then, when the time is ripe, marches once again southwards. Yet speed he shall not as once he sped; (Daniel 11, 29)

• Fawning knaves, and traitors to the covenant! But those others, that their God acknowledge, shall go all the more boldly to work, (Daniel 11, 32)

• then, even as they are falling, it will need but a little support, and the fickle multitude will rally to their side. (Daniel 11, 34)

• Which lands will he invade and conquer, which pass by, ere he reach the noblest of them all? Ruined a many shall be, but Edom shall escape his onslaught, and Moab, and the princedom of Ammon. (Daniel 11, 41)

• But he, the man clad in linen, stood there yet over the river itself; and when I asked how long these wondrous doings should last, (Daniel 12, 6)