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16 Yet these,[a] after welcoming them with festivities,
    oppressed with awful toils
    those who had shared with them the same rights.(A)
17 And they were struck with blindness,[b]
    as those others had been at the doors of the righteous man—
When, surrounded by yawning darkness,
    each sought the entrance of his own door.(B)

18 For the elements, in ever-changing harmony,
    like strings of the harp, produce new melody,
    while the flow of music steadily persists.
And this can be perceived exactly from a review of what took place.

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Footnotes

  1. 19:16 These: the Egyptians.
  2. 19:17 Blindness: the plague of darkness. Righteous man: Lot (Gn 19:11).