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The roads to Zion mourn,
    for none come to (A)the festival;
(B)all her gates are desolate;
    her priests (C)groan;
her virgins have been afflicted,[a]
    and she herself suffers bitterly.
(D)Her foes have become the head;
    her (E)enemies prosper,
because (F)the Lord has afflicted her
    (G)for the multitude of her transgressions;
(H)her children have gone away,
    captives before the foe.
From the daughter of Zion
    all her majesty has departed.
Her princes have become like deer
    (I)that find no pasture;
they fled without strength
    before the pursuer.

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  1. Lamentations 1:4 Septuagint, Old Latin dragged away