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時間について 時間とは 「時間」とは、特殊能力の効果の持続時間を表す要素です 持続時間の間、効果は影響を与え続けます( 単発効果の場合は断続的に影響を及ぼします) 特殊能力の成功判定に成功した時点から時間のカウントが始まります(カウンターの場合はカウンター条件を満たした時点からカウント開始) 具体的な数値は時間一覧をご覧ください 時間の種類 一瞬能力の成功判定に成功した瞬間、またはその発動処理が終了するまで効果が持続します (例1)体力ダメージなどは成功した瞬間のみとなります (例2)効果1で攻撃力アップ、効果2で通常攻撃の場合、効果2が解決されるまで持続します nターン発動ターンを1ターン目と考え、nターンの間効果が持続します 終了するタイミングは発動してからn+1ターン目の自軍フェイズ開始直前です (例:時間が2ターン)1ターン目先手フェイズに発動すると、3ターン目先手フェイズの開始直前まで効果が持続します 永続時間無制限で効果が持続します 時間に掛かる補正 長時間持続すると飛躍的に強力になる「効果」を取得していた場合、「時間」に補正が掛かります 上記に該当するものは時間一覧のターン補正大の数値を、それ以外のものは標準の数値を使用してください どの効果が該当するかは効果一覧を参照してください 時間の増強要素 特殊能力を構成する上で必須ではありませんが、時間を増強することができる「時間付属」という要素があります 詳細は効果付属を参照してください 注意点 任意終了不可:持続時間中はプレイヤーが勝手に能力を打ち切ることは出来ません 最小時間:持続時間が一瞬に満たない能力はまったく効果が現れません(それでも能力休みや制約は適用されます) 長時間≠低発動率:基本的に持続時間が長いほど能力は協力になるため発動率は低下しますが、効果によっては短いほうが有利だったり、逆に長引くほど不利になるものもあるため、時間の数値は実際の使い勝手を考えて最終的にGKが判断します
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スタイルについて 特殊能力の効果は、影響が現れるタイミングによって「アクティブ」「パッシブ」「カウンター」の3つのスタイルに分類されます ◆ アクティブ もっとも基本的なスタイルです キャラクターの行動で「特殊能力の使用」を選択し、判定に成功すれば効果が発揮されます 効果の発揮に他のキャラクターの行動は関わりません ◆ パッシブ このスタイルの能力はゲーム開始時、あるいは何らかの効果でMAP上に登場した瞬間に発動判定が行われますこの形で発動判定が行われた場合、その成否に関わらず別途このターンの行動が可能です(能力休みにもなりません) この形で発動判定が行われるのはゲーム中に1度だけです また、ゲーム開始・登場時に限らず、キャラクターの動作で「特殊能力の使用」を選択すれば普通に発動することもできます(この場合は能力休みがあります) ◆ カウンター 効果が受動的に発揮されるスタイルです。自他の行動や、状態の移行などに反応する形で効果が現れます このスタイルの能力は発動判定に成功しても即座に効果が現れず、代わりにカウンター待ち受け状態になります。この状態で設定した条件を満たせば能力の成功判定へと進みます カウンターは特殊なスタイルであり、能力を強化するだけではなく、設計によっては制約のように弱体化させることもできます。そのためこのスタイルを取得した場合、カウンター条件1つごとに非消費制約の枠を1つ消費します カウンターはキャラクターが基点となりますカウンター待受状態のキャラクターとともに待受範囲が移動します キャラクターが戦線離脱した場合、待受範囲もMAP上から消滅します(戻れば復活)。※死亡非解除が付いていても同様 キャラクターが死亡した場合、死亡非解除が付いていれば死体が基点となってカウンター待受は継続します カウンター条件を満たした時点で対象を取るため、例外的に空撃ちが認められます(範囲内に対象がいなくても発動可能) カウンター追加構成要素 カウンタースタイルの能力には以下の要素が追加されますカウンター条件:効果が発揮されるための条件です(後述) カウンター対象:カウンターの影響が及ぶ相手です(「効果」の対象をさらに制限します) 待受範囲:この範囲内でカウンター条件が満たされれば効果が現れます 待受時間:カウンター待ち受け状態の持続時間です 待受回数:カウンターできる回数です(※) カウンタータイミング:効果が発揮されるタイミングです(後述) ※ カウンター条件は毎回満たす必要があります カウンター条件 カウンター効果を発揮するための条件を設定します。条件が困難であるほど最終的な発動率は高くなります カウンター条件の例侵入:待ち受け範囲にキャラクターが新たに侵入、または登場する 死亡:自身が死亡する 通常攻撃の対象になる 特殊能力の対象になる 順次達成型のカウンター条件について複数のカウンター条件を持ち、一つの条件を満たすと次の条件の待ち受けに切り替わる設計のカウンターについては以下のルールを適用します条件達成のタイミングはカウンタータイミングと同じ。同時または後手であれば相手の行動終了時点に達成する 条件数が一つ増えるたびに倍率が+0.1される(条件が二つなら1.1倍 三つなら1.2倍をカウンター倍率にかける) カウンター倍率を制限誓約と同じように効果値にかけていく カウンター条件1つにつき非消費制約枠を1つ使用する カウンタータイミング カウンター条件が満たされた際の「カウンター効果」と「トリガー(条件を満たしたキャラクター)側の行動」のどちらを先に処理するかを設定します タイミングには先手、同時、後手の3つがあります 先手【トリガーの行動(条件を満たす)】→【カウンター効果】→【トリガーの行動(続き)】 トリガー側が予定していた行動を取れない状態(死亡など)となった場合、トリガー側の以降の処理は行われない 後手【トリガーの行動(条件を満たす)】→【トリガーの行動(続き)】→【カウンター効果】 トリガー側が行動終了した後にカウンター効果が現れる(移動と動作の間に後手タイミングでカウンターを挟むことは基本的にできない) カウンター側が予定していた行動を取れない状態(死亡など)となった場合、カウンター側の処理は行われない 同時【トリガーの行動】と【カウンター効果】は同時 処理的には後手とほぼ同じ。ただしカウンター側が予定していた行動を取れなくなってもカウンター側の処理が行われる 順番の処理に矛盾が生じる場合はこのタイミングは取れない
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時間付属 死亡非解除:1.3倍→1.2倍 この要素を持つ能力の効果は、持続時間中は術者の死亡や永続戦線離脱で終了しません また、カウンター能力の場合は待受時間も終了しなくなります 対象死亡非解除:1.1倍 この要素を持つ能力の効果による状態異常は、持続時間中は対象の死亡や永続戦線離脱によっては解除されません カウント遅延:0.9~1.0倍 「効果遅延」から名称変更 この要素を付けた能力は「持続時間」が能力休み明け発動の2ターン後からカウントされるようになります また「効果」も能力休み明け2ターン後から発揮されるようになります 例)「自分に防御力上昇を付与する能力(持続時間2ターン)」を使用した場合1ターン目:発動。効果は現れない 2ターン目:能力休み。効果は現れない 3ターン目:自軍フェイズ開始直前に能力休みが解除。効果が現れる 4ターン目:効果が現れる 5ターン目:自軍フェイズ開始直前に効果が終了する この要素を取ることで使い勝手が悪くなる場合、その程度に応じて最大0.9まで倍率が下がります(これは制約ではありません) ※持続時間のカウントが発動直後から行われるものについては、制約「効果遅延」をご覧ください
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ACT TWO Scene 1 Samson, Manoah, Micah, and Israelites. 31. Recitative Manoah Despair not thus! You once were God s delight, His destin d from the womb, by him led on To deeds above the nerve of mortal arm. Under his eye abstemious you grew up, Nor did the dancing ruby, sparkling, outpour d, Allure you from the cool crystalline stream. Samson Where er the liquid brook or fountain flow d, I drank, nor envy d man the cheering grape. But what availed this temp rance, not complete Against another object more enticing? I laid my strength in lust s lascivious lap. Manoah Trust yet in God! Thy father s timely care Shall prosecute the means to free thee hence; Meantime, all healing words from these thy friends admit. 32. Air Manoah Just are the ways of God to man, Let none his secret actions scan; For all is best, though oft we doubt, Of what his wisdom brings about. Still his unsearchable dispose Blesses the righteous in the close. 33. Recitative Samson My evils hopeless are! One pray r remains, A speedy death, to close my miseries. Micah Relieve Thy champion, image of Thy strength, And turn his labours to a peaceful end! 34. Air and Chorus Micah Return, O God of hosts! Behold Thy servant in distress, His mighty griefs redress, Nor by the heathen be it told. Israelites To dust his glory they would tread, And number him amongst the dead. Scene 2 Samson, Micah. Enter Dalila, attended by her Virgins. 35. Recitative Micah But who is this, that so bedeck d and gay, Comes this way sailing like a stately ship? With all her streamers waving in the winds, An odorous perfume her harbinger, A damsel train behind. - Tis Dalila, thy wife. Samson My wife, my traitress? Let her not come near me! Micah She stands, and eyes thee fix d, with head declin d. Like a fair flow r surcharg d with dew, she weeps; Her words address d to thee, seem tears dissolv d, Wetting the borders of her silken veil. Dalila With doubtful feet, and wav ring resolution, I come, O Samson, dreading thy displeasure; But conjugal affection led me on, Prevailing over fear and tim rous doubt, Glad if in aught my help or love could serve, To expiate my rash, unthought misdeed. Samson Out, thou hyæna! Twas malice brought thee here! These are the arts of women false like thee, To break all vows, repent, deceive, submit, Then with instructed skill again transgress. The wisest men have met such bosom snakes, BeguiI d like me, to ages an example. Dalila I would not lessen my offence, yet beg To weigh it by itself. What is it then But curiosity? A small female fault, Greedy of secrets, but to publish them. Why would you trust a woman s frailty then, And to her importunity your strength? A mutual weakness mutual pardon claims. Samson How cunningly the sorceress displays Her own transgressions, to upbraid me mine! I to myself was false, ere thou to me; Bitter reproach, but true! The pardon, then, I to my folly give, take thou to thine! 36. Air Philistine Woman / Dalila With plaintive notes and am rous moan, Thus coos the turtle left alone. Like her / me, averse to each delight, She wears the tedious widow d night But when her absent mate returns, With doubled raptures then she burns. 37. Recitative Dalila Alas! Th event was worse than I foresaw Fearless at home of partners in my love, Twas jealousy did prompt to keep you there Both day and night, love s pris ner, wholly mine. Samson Did love constrain thee? No, twas raging lust! Love seeks for love; thy treason sought my hate. In vain you strive to cover shame with shame Once join d to me, though judg d your country s foe, Parents, and all, were in the husband lost. 38. Air Samson Your charms to ruin led the way, My sense deprav d, My strength enslavd, As I did love, you did betray. How great the curse, how hard my fate To pass life s sea with such a mate! 39. Recitative Dalila Forgive what s done, nor think of what s past cure From forth this prison-house come home to me, Where with redoubled love and nursing care, (To me glad office!) my virgins and myself Shall tend about thee to extremest age. 40. Air and duet Dalila My faith and truth, O Samson, prove, But hear me, hear the voice of love! With love no mortal can be cloy d, All happiness is love enjoy d. Philistine Woman Her faith and truth, O Samson, prove, But hear her, hear the voice of love! 41a. Chorus of Virgins Her faith and truth, O Samson, prove But hear her, hear the voice of love! 42. Air Dalila To fleeting pleasures make your court, No moment lose, for life is short! The present now s our only time The missing that our only crime. 41b. Chorus repeated How charming is domestic ease! A thousand ways I ll strive to please. Life is not lost, though lost your sight; Let other senses taste delight. 41c. Chorus of Virgins Her faith and truth, oh Samson, prove, But hear her, hear the voice of love! 43. Recitative Samson Ne er think of that! I know thy warbling charms, Thy trains, thy wiles, and fair enchanted cup. Their force is nulI d; where once I have been caught, I shun the snare. These chains, this prison-house, I count the house of liberty to thine. Dalila Let me approach, at least, and touch thy hand. Samson Not for thy life, lest fierce remembrance wake My sudden rage to tear thee limb from limb. At distance I forgive depart with that. Now triumph in thy falsehood; so farewell! Dalila Thou art more deaf to pray rs than winds or seas. Thy anger rages an etemal tempest. Why should I humbly sue for peace, thus scorn d, With infamy upon my name denounc d? When in this land I ever shall be held The first of womankind, living or dead. My praises shall be sung at solemn feasts, Who sav d my country from a fierce destroyer. 44. Duet Dalila Traitor to love! I ll sue no more For pardon scorn d, your threats give o er! Samson Traitress to love! I ll hear no more The charmer s voice, your arts give o er! Exeunt Dalila and Virgins. Scene 3 45. Recitative Micah She s gone! A serpent manifest, her sting Discover d in the end. Samson So let her go! God sent her here to aggravate my folly. 46. Air Micah It is not virtue, valour, wit, Or comeliness of grace That woman s love can truly hit, Or in her heart claim place. Still wav ring where their choice to fix, Too oft they choose the wrong So much self-love does rule the sex, They nothing else love long. It is not virtue. . . da capo 47. Recitative Samson Favour d of heaven is he, who finds one true. How rarely found! - His way to peace is smooth. 48. Chorus of Israelites To man God s universal law Gave pow r to keep the wife in awe. Thus shall his life be ne er dismay d, By female usurpation sway d. Scene 4 49. Recitative Micah No words of peace, no voice enchanting fear, A rougher tongue expect. Here s Harapha, I know him by this stride and haughty look. Enter Harapha and Philistines. Harapha I come not, Samson, to condole thy chance; I am of Gath, men call me Harapha; Thou know st me now. Of thy prodigious might Much have I heard, incredible to me! Nor less displeas d, that never in the field We met, to try each other s deeds of strength. I d see if thy appearance answers loud report. Samson The way to know. were not to see, but taste. Harapha Ha! Dost thou then already single me? I thought that labour and thy chains had tam d thee. Had fortune brought me to that field of death, Where thou wrought st wonder with an ass s jaw, I d left thy carcass where the ass lay thrown. Samson Boast not of what thou would st have done, but do. Harapha The honour certain to have won from thee I lose, prevented by thy eyes put out; To combat with a blind man, I disdain. 50. Air Harapha Honour and arms scorn such a foe, Though I could end thee at a blow; Poor victory, To conquer thee, Or glory in thy overthrow! Vanquish a slave that is half slain So mean a triumph I disdain. Honour and arms. . . da capo 51. Recitative Samson Put on your arms, then take for spear Your weighty weaver s beam, and come within my reach! 52. Air Samson My strength is from the living God, By Heav n free-gifted at my birth, To quell the mighty of the earth, And prove the brutal tyrant s rod. But to the righteous peace and rest, With liberty to all opprest. 53. Recitative Harapha With thee, a man condemn d, a slave enroll d, No worthy match to stain the warrior s sword! Samson Cam st thou for this, vain boaster? Yet take heed! My heels are fetter d, but my hands are free. Thou bulk of spirit void! I once again, Blind and in chains, provoke thee to the fight! Harapha O Dagon! Can I hear this insolence To me unus d, not rend ring instant death? 54. Duet Samson Go, baffled coward, go, Lest vengeance lay thee low, In safety fly my wrath with speed! Harapha Presume not on thy God, Who under foot has trod Thy strength and thee, at greatest need. 55. Recitative Micah Here lies the proof - if Dagon be thy God, With high devotion invocate his aid, His glory is concern d. Let him dissolve Those magic spells that gave our hero strength; Then know whose God is God, Dagon, of mortal make, Or that Great One whom Abra m s sons adore. 56. Chorus of Israelites Hear, Jacob s God, Jehovah, hear! Oh, save us, prostrate at thy throne! Israel depends on thee alone, Save us, and show that thou art near! 57. Recitative Harapha Dagon, arise, attend thy sacred feast! Thy honour calls, this day admits no rest. 58. Air A Philistine To song and dance we give the day, Which shows thy universal sway. Protect us by thy mighty hand. And sweep this race from out the land! To song and dance. . . da capo 59. Chorus of Philistines To song and dance we give the day, Which shows thy universal sway. Protect us by thy mighty hand. And sweep this race from out the land! 60. Chorus of Israelites and Philistines Fix d in his everlasting seat, Jehovah / Great Dagon rules the world in state. His thunder roars, Heav n shakes, and earth s aghast, The stars with deep amaze, Remain in stedfast gaze. Jehovah / Great Dagon is of Gods the first and last. ACT TWO Scene 1 Samson, Manoah, Micah, and Israelites. 31. Recitative Manoah Despair not thus! You once were God s delight, His destin d from the womb, by him led on To deeds above the nerve of mortal arm. Under his eye abstemious you grew up, Nor did the dancing ruby, sparkling, outpour d, Allure you from the cool crystalline stream. Samson Where er the liquid brook or fountain flow d, I drank, nor envy d man the cheering grape. But what availed this temp rance, not complete Against another object more enticing? I laid my strength in lust s lascivious lap. Manoah Trust yet in God! Thy father s timely care Shall prosecute the means to free thee hence; Meantime, all healing words from these thy friends admit. 32. Air Manoah Just are the ways of God to man, Let none his secret actions scan; For all is best, though oft we doubt, Of what his wisdom brings about. Still his unsearchable dispose Blesses the righteous in the close. 33. Recitative Samson My evils hopeless are! One pray r remains, A speedy death, to close my miseries. Micah Relieve Thy champion, image of Thy strength, And turn his labours to a peaceful end! 34. Air and Chorus Micah Return, O God of hosts! Behold Thy servant in distress, His mighty griefs redress, Nor by the heathen be it told. Israelites To dust his glory they would tread, And number him amongst the dead. Scene 2 Samson, Micah. Enter Dalila, attended by her Virgins. 35. Recitative Micah But who is this, that so bedeck d and gay, Comes this way sailing like a stately ship? With all her streamers waving in the winds, An odorous perfume her harbinger, A damsel train behind. - Tis Dalila, thy wife. Samson My wife, my traitress? Let her not come near me! Micah She stands, and eyes thee fix d, with head declin d. Like a fair flow r surcharg d with dew, she weeps; Her words address d to thee, seem tears dissolv d, Wetting the borders of her silken veil. Dalila With doubtful feet, and wav ring resolution, I come, O Samson, dreading thy displeasure; But conjugal affection led me on, Prevailing over fear and tim rous doubt, Glad if in aught my help or love could serve, To expiate my rash, unthought misdeed. Samson Out, thou hyæna! Twas malice brought thee here! These are the arts of women false like thee, To break all vows, repent, deceive, submit, Then with instructed skill again transgress. The wisest men have met such bosom snakes, BeguiI d like me, to ages an example. Dalila I would not lessen my offence, yet beg To weigh it by itself. What is it then But curiosity? A small female fault, Greedy of secrets, but to publish them. Why would you trust a woman s frailty then, And to her importunity your strength? A mutual weakness mutual pardon claims. Samson How cunningly the sorceress displays Her own transgressions, to upbraid me mine! I to myself was false, ere thou to me; Bitter reproach, but true! The pardon, then, I to my folly give, take thou to thine! 36. Air Philistine Woman / Dalila With plaintive notes and am rous moan, Thus coos the turtle left alone. Like her / me, averse to each delight, She wears the tedious widow d night But when her absent mate returns, With doubled raptures then she burns. 37. Recitative Dalila Alas! Th event was worse than I foresaw Fearless at home of partners in my love, Twas jealousy did prompt to keep you there Both day and night, love s pris ner, wholly mine. Samson Did love constrain thee? No, twas raging lust! Love seeks for love; thy treason sought my hate. In vain you strive to cover shame with shame Once join d to me, though judg d your country s foe, Parents, and all, were in the husband lost. 38. Air Samson Your charms to ruin led the way, My sense deprav d, My strength enslavd, As I did love, you did betray. How great the curse, how hard my fate To pass life s sea with such a mate! 39. Recitative Dalila Forgive what s done, nor think of what s past cure From forth this prison-house come home to me, Where with redoubled love and nursing care, (To me glad office!) my virgins and myself Shall tend about thee to extremest age. 40. Air and duet Dalila My faith and truth, O Samson, prove, But hear me, hear the voice of love! With love no mortal can be cloy d, All happiness is love enjoy d. Philistine Woman Her faith and truth, O Samson, prove, But hear her, hear the voice of love! 41a. Chorus of Virgins Her faith and truth, O Samson, prove But hear her, hear the voice of love! 42. Air Dalila To fleeting pleasures make your court, No moment lose, for life is short! The present now s our only time The missing that our only crime. 41b. Chorus repeated How charming is domestic ease! A thousand ways I ll strive to please. Life is not lost, though lost your sight; Let other senses taste delight. 41c. Chorus of Virgins Her faith and truth, oh Samson, prove, But hear her, hear the voice of love! 43. Recitative Samson Ne er think of that! I know thy warbling charms, Thy trains, thy wiles, and fair enchanted cup. Their force is nulI d; where once I have been caught, I shun the snare. These chains, this prison-house, I count the house of liberty to thine. Dalila Let me approach, at least, and touch thy hand. Samson Not for thy life, lest fierce remembrance wake My sudden rage to tear thee limb from limb. At distance I forgive depart with that. Now triumph in thy falsehood; so farewell! Dalila Thou art more deaf to pray rs than winds or seas. Thy anger rages an etemal tempest. Why should I humbly sue for peace, thus scorn d, With infamy upon my name denounc d? When in this land I ever shall be held The first of womankind, living or dead. My praises shall be sung at solemn feasts, Who sav d my country from a fierce destroyer. 44. Duet Dalila Traitor to love! I ll sue no more For pardon scorn d, your threats give o er! Samson Traitress to love! I ll hear no more The charmer s voice, your arts give o er! Exeunt Dalila and Virgins. Scene 3 45. Recitative Micah She s gone! A serpent manifest, her sting Discover d in the end. Samson So let her go! God sent her here to aggravate my folly. 46. Air Micah It is not virtue, valour, wit, Or comeliness of grace That woman s love can truly hit, Or in her heart claim place. Still wav ring where their choice to fix, Too oft they choose the wrong So much self-love does rule the sex, They nothing else love long. It is not virtue. . . da capo 47. Recitative Samson Favour d of heaven is he, who finds one true. How rarely found! - His way to peace is smooth. 48. Chorus of Israelites To man God s universal law Gave pow r to keep the wife in awe. Thus shall his life be ne er dismay d, By female usurpation sway d. Scene 4 49. Recitative Micah No words of peace, no voice enchanting fear, A rougher tongue expect. Here s Harapha, I know him by this stride and haughty look. Enter Harapha and Philistines. Harapha I come not, Samson, to condole thy chance; I am of Gath, men call me Harapha; Thou know st me now. Of thy prodigious might Much have I heard, incredible to me! Nor less displeas d, that never in the field We met, to try each other s deeds of strength. I d see if thy appearance answers loud report. Samson The way to know. were not to see, but taste. Harapha Ha! Dost thou then already single me? I thought that labour and thy chains had tam d thee. Had fortune brought me to that field of death, Where thou wrought st wonder with an ass s jaw, I d left thy carcass where the ass lay thrown. Samson Boast not of what thou would st have done, but do. Harapha The honour certain to have won from thee I lose, prevented by thy eyes put out; To combat with a blind man, I disdain. 50. Air Harapha Honour and arms scorn such a foe, Though I could end thee at a blow; Poor victory, To conquer thee, Or glory in thy overthrow! Vanquish a slave that is half slain So mean a triumph I disdain. Honour and arms. . . da capo 51. Recitative Samson Put on your arms, then take for spear Your weighty weaver s beam, and come within my reach! 52. Air Samson My strength is from the living God, By Heav n free-gifted at my birth, To quell the mighty of the earth, And prove the brutal tyrant s rod. But to the righteous peace and rest, With liberty to all opprest. 53. Recitative Harapha With thee, a man condemn d, a slave enroll d, No worthy match to stain the warrior s sword! Samson Cam st thou for this, vain boaster? Yet take heed! My heels are fetter d, but my hands are free. Thou bulk of spirit void! I once again, Blind and in chains, provoke thee to the fight! Harapha O Dagon! Can I hear this insolence To me unus d, not rend ring instant death? 54. Duet Samson Go, baffled coward, go, Lest vengeance lay thee low, In safety fly my wrath with speed! Harapha Presume not on thy God, Who under foot has trod Thy strength and thee, at greatest need. 55. Recitative Micah Here lies the proof - if Dagon be thy God, With high devotion invocate his aid, His glory is concern d. Let him dissolve Those magic spells that gave our hero strength; Then know whose God is God, Dagon, of mortal make, Or that Great One whom Abra m s sons adore. 56. Chorus of Israelites Hear, Jacob s God, Jehovah, hear! Oh, save us, prostrate at thy throne! Israel depends on thee alone, Save us, and show that thou art near! 57. Recitative Harapha Dagon, arise, attend thy sacred feast! Thy honour calls, this day admits no rest. 58. Air A Philistine To song and dance we give the day, Which shows thy universal sway. Protect us by thy mighty hand. And sweep this race from out the land! To song and dance. . . da capo 59. Chorus of Philistines To song and dance we give the day, Which shows thy universal sway. Protect us by thy mighty hand. And sweep this race from out the land! 60. Chorus of Israelites and Philistines Fix d in his everlasting seat, Jehovah / Great Dagon rules the world in state. His thunder roars, Heav n shakes, and earth s aghast, The stars with deep amaze, Remain in stedfast gaze. Jehovah / Great Dagon is of Gods the first and last. Handel,George Frideric/Samson/III
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