Chapter 4 Chapter two

Anti-virus song found in ancient tomb ? ?Here comes the Chinbul, the great conqueror, ?. afraid of the dew, from the sky. ?. Come on, people fill up the sink.? ?.fresh cream, straight down the drain.? The old grandmother, getting wet, cried out, "My lord, please, pull him out, his beard is covered with dung and mud, or at least give him a ladder." It is said that kissing his shoes is far better than pardon; but suddenly a pretentious rascal emerges from the fish-fishing pool, and says: "Gentlemen, we shall have an eel, and hide it in the shop for God's sake. ⑤, there (if we look closely) there's a big stain in his hat."

At the beginning of the reading, it was difficult to look down; he said: "I feel uncomfortably cold in the hat, and the cold air has been drilled into my head." Keep him warm with radish, he likes to be by the fire, and there are thousands of fools who would give away a new horse. They talk of St. Bartrice's Cave, Gibraltar Cave, and many others; if they could be scarred, there would be no more coughing sicknesses. No one would find it elegant to see everyone yawning indiscriminately. If they didn't open their mouths, they might be able to exchange them. Order Hercules to peel the crows, who has just been in Libya.

Minos3 said: "Everyone is invited, but there is no ego, why? Want me to stop supplying ① This is a kind of "mystery poem" style popular in the 16th century. The words and sentences are relatively mysterious, and the context is often inconsistent. Unexpectedly, the first half here is mostly attacking the Roman Church, while the second half yearns for a life of democracy, freedom, peace, and happiness. ② In the second century BC, the Germanic nation on the Jutland Peninsula in Northern Europe once occupied Gaul with the Teutonic nation, and was defeated by the Roman general Marius.

③ People who pay homage to the pope are allowed to kiss the pope's shoes. ④ Refers to the dispute between the Geneva Lake Oath and the Catholic Church. ⑤ Refers to the Pope's palace. ① Refers to those who pay homage to the Pope every year. ② St. Bartrice's Cave: On a small island in Lake Daig, Donegal, Ireland, in the Middle Ages, it was said that it could lead to purgatory from here. ③ Cave of Gibraltar: The strait between the Pyrenees Peninsula and Northwest Africa. ① Hercules: The son of Jupiter and Alcmene in mythology, he is tall and powerful, and has done twelve famous feats.

② Refers to monks wearing black clothes. ③ Minos: The son of Zeus in Greek mythology, born in Crete, the god of hell. Oysters and frogs! I'd rather die now than agree to their wire hammer business in this life. " The crippled QB came to mediate the quarrel, bringing along the melodious birdsong, and the cousin of the giant Cyclopo ④ judged right and wrong, and killed them all.Who can not blow their nose! In this idle field ⑤ it is rare for a fool to be born ⑥, not to be crushed to death in the tanning yard, to march forward bravely, to ring the big bell, to take up arms, and he must have more achievements than last year.

Not long after, the great eagle of Jupiter⑦ proclaimed the imminent catastrophe, but seeing them so excited, they were afraid to overthrow, overthrow, tear down, and level the whole country. Therefore, it is better to burn the sky to the area where the salted carp is sold, than to be enslaved by the judgment of "Masule" ① and not to plot to destroy the sunny weather. Everything finally came to an end, although Yatai ② sat there with heron-like legs stretched out, and saw Pentaisilea ③ old enough to sell celery. Everyone shouted: "Ugly Heitantou, how dare you stand out on the road?

Didn't you already get the sheepskin Roman banner! " If Juno ④ hadn't released birds of prey and set traps under the rainbow, she would have fallen for other people's tricks and faced enemies on all sides. Finally, an agreement is reached, she can eat two eggs of Persephone⑤: If she is found again, she must be bound to the top of Mount Alpas. After twenty-two minus seven months, the former conqueror of Carthage came to them in good spirits, begging to inherit his property, or, like a cobbler's shoe, neatly stitched, equally divided among all, just and fair. , ④ Cyclopo: The giant in Greek mythology, with only one eye, was born in the middle of the face, making thunder for Jupiter.

⑤ Refers to the Church of Rome. ⑥ Refers to Martin Luther's new sect. ⑦ Jupiter: The highest god in ancient Roman religion, equivalent to Zeus in Greece. ① "Masore": Hebrew scholars who specialize in the Bible. ② Asia-Pacific: Goddess of sowing discord in Greek mythology. ③ Pentaisilia: After saving the Amazon granddaughter of Troy, she was beautiful and was killed by Achilles. ④ Juno: the patron saint of women in ancient Roman religion, the wife of Jupiter, and a marriage supervisor. ⑤ Persephone: The daughter of Zeus in mythology, the god of hell. ① Fifteen months.

② Carthage: An ancient African country in the seventh century BC, which was later defeated by the Roman Empire. ③ Refers to "African Sipion". Even the person who writes the license should get a share. But when the year came, the signs were five hammers, a Turkish bow, three pot-legs, and a wild emperor with sores and a hermit's cassock on his back. Show kindness!For a hypocritical woman, is it possible to let these lands sink? Forget it, forget it!No one wants to imitate your hypocrisy, go to the place of the devil. Once this year is over, the world will be peaceful, and the king and his friends will share everything.

There will be no more violence, no more tyranny, all good intentions will resonate, and the happiness that was not enjoyed in the past will come to the world according to his will. At that time, the conquered horses will gallop for the country victoriously . This period of change will last until the god of war is caught, and then a man who is excellent, sublime, gentle, and amiable will come. My loyal and reliable people, cheer up and participate in the banquet, because once a person dies, he will not come back if he is given any favors. The past time is so worth remembering. In the end, the man made of wax will be hung on the hinges of the little iron man on the clock, and no one will shout "Long live, long live" ①, and the bell striker will only be left with a kettle.

I hope that someone will take a short knife to cut down the difficulties and tie up the deceitful shops with thick ropes. ① The original wax "ciro" and long live "cyre" are homonyms. ② still refers to the power of the Pope.