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Which mother when she had seen, that she was sick, and the abiding of him perished, took (another) one of her little lions, and made him a lion. (Which mother when she had seen, that her hope was gone, and her waiting was for nought, took another one of her little lions, and made him a lion.)

Which went among (the) lions, and was made (like) a (young) lion; and [he] learned to take prey, and to devour men.

He learned to make widows, and to bring the cities of men into desert; and the land and the fullness thereof was made desolate, of the voice of his roaring. (He learned to make widows, and to lay waste the peoples’ cities; and the land and its fullness was made desolate, at the sound of his roaring.)

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