Epic, Lyric, and Elegiac Poems of Andreas Libavius

is a sacrilege. It is forbidden to recount the swords, bows, and Scythian Scythian/archaic term for eastern/nomadic arrows, the spears and shields, and the dry tinder of black powder, and the musket balls and stones. Alas, how much of that place did Mars hold, and how much harmful force? How widely did it bring death to many peoples? From there, Vienna, the savage Ogvzyr a name or title referring to a Turkish commander or enemy leader would have insulted you. From there, he would have ravaged the fields, and laden with spoils without punishment, he would have turned his soft foot toward his own walls. He could have eventually even compelled our empire, so that it might basely ask for peace from cruel enemies, and often sense the treachery of an unjust people. Blessed be the courage of God, and yours, illustrious Adolphe Adolph of Schwarzenberg, a military commander, who dared to add such wealth, and so much prepared for war, turned away from enemies, to our camps. If there was ever any glory sought by the merits of Camillus Roman hero and dictator while he freed his fatherland from a truculent enemy, the founded walls of Raba the city of Győr owe themselves to you as well. With the Albanians here referring to the defenders/inhabitants of Alba Regia routed and killed by harsh Mars, the troops return from the hostile seat as plunderers, trusting that safe retreats still remain for them. For neither sulfur, nor the hollow murmur pulsing through the clouds, nor the horror-sounding crash, nor the voice foretelling the deed, nor a mind prescient of evil had given any indication to those panting for plunder. Oh, the laws of hidden fate. We detect clouds coming in the sky; the ant, the frog, and the wicked crow have a presentiment of rain. But for deaths coming on prone feet, the rare cleverness of men is able to know them by signs. Clearly, Rhamnusia an epithet for Nemesis, goddess of retribution, the avenger of crimes, carries this out, not without the mind of God. For those whom the custom of iniquity weighs down, ripe for punishments, after there is no way to salvation,