| 1 | The song of songs, which is Solomon’s. |
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Α͂ισμαασμάτων,όεστιντῶΣαλωμων.
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| 2 | Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth— For your love is better than wine. |
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Φιλησάτωμεαπὸφιλημάτωνστόματοςαυτοῦ,ότιαγαθοὶμαστοίσουυπὲροῖνον,
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| 3 | Because of the fragrance of your good ointments, Your name is ointment poured forth; Therefore the virgins love you. |
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καὶοσμὴμύρωνσουυπὲρπάντατὰαρώματα,μύρονεκκενωθὲνόνομάσου.διὰτοῦτονεάνιδεςηγάπησάνσε,
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| 4 | Draw me away! We will run after you. The king has brought me into his chambers. We will be glad and rejoice in you. We will remember your love more than wine. Rightly do they love you. |
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είλκυσάνσε,οπίσωσουειςοσμὴνμύρωνσουδραμοῦμεν.Εισήνεγκένμεοβασιλεὺςειςτὸταμίειοναυτοῦ.Αγαλλιασώμεθακαὶευφρανθῶμενενσοί,αγαπήσομενμαστούςσουυπὲροῖνον·ευθύτηςηγάπησένσε.
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| 5 | I am dark, but lovely, O daughters of Jerusalem, Like the tents of Kedar, Like the curtains of Solomon. |
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Μέλαινάειμικαὶκαλή,θυγατέρεςΙερουσαλημ,ωςσκηνώματαΚηδαρ,ωςδέρρειςΣαλωμων.
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| 6 | Do not look upon me, because I am dark, Because the sun has tanned me. My mother’s sons were angry with me; They made me the keeper of the vineyards, But my own vineyard I have not kept. |
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μὴβλέψητέμε,ότιεγώειμιμεμελανωμένη,ότιπαρέβλεψένμεοήλιος·υιοὶμητρόςμουεμαχέσαντοενεμοί,έθεντόμεφυλάκισσανεναμπελῶσιν·αμπελῶναεμὸνουκεφύλαξα.
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| 7 | Tell me, O you whom I love, Where you feed your flock, Where you make it rest at noon. For why should I be as one who veils herself By the flocks of your companions? |
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Απάγγειλόνμοι,ὸνηγάπησενηψυχήμου,ποῦποιμαίνεις,ποῦκοιτάζειςενμεσημβρία,μήποτεγένωμαιωςπεριβαλλομένηεπ᾿αγέλαιςεταίρωνσου.
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| 8 | If you do not know, O fairest among women, Follow in the footsteps of the flock, And feed your little goats Beside the shepherds’ tents. |
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Εὰνμὴγνῶςσεαυτήν,ηκαλὴενγυναιξίν,έξελθεσὺενπτέρναιςτῶνποιμνίωνκαὶποίμαινετὰςερίφουςσουεπὶσκηνώμασιντῶνποιμένων.
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| 9 | I have compared you, my love, To my filly among Pharaoh’s chariots. |
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ΤῆίππωμουενάρμασινΦαραωωμοίωσάσε,ηπλησίονμου.
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| 10 | Your cheeks are lovely with ornaments, Your neck with chains of gold. |
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τίωραιώθησανσιαγόνεςσουωςτρυγόνες,τράχηλόςσουωςορμίσκοι;
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| 11 | We will make you ornaments of gold With studs of silver. |
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ομοιώματαχρυσίουποιήσομένσοιμετὰστιγμάτωντοῦαργυρίου.
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| 12 | While the king is at his table, My spikenard sends forth its fragrance. |
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Έωςοῦοβασιλεὺςενανακλίσειαυτοῦ,νάρδοςμουέδωκενοσμὴναυτοῦ.
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| 13 | A bundle of myrrh is my beloved to me, That lies all night between my breasts. |
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απόδεσμοςτῆςστακτῆςαδελφιδόςμουεμοί,ανὰμέσοντῶνμαστῶνμουαυλισθήσεται·
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| 14 | My beloved is to me a cluster of henna blooms In the vineyards of En Gedi. |
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βότρυςτῆςκύπρουαδελφιδόςμουεμοὶεναμπελῶσινΕγγαδδι.
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| 15 | Behold, you are fair, my love! Behold, you are fair! You have dove’s eyes. |
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Ιδοὺεῖκαλή,ηπλησίονμου,ιδοὺεῖκαλή,οφθαλμοίσουπεριστεραί.
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| 16 | Behold, you are handsome, my beloved! Yes, pleasant! Also our bed is green. |
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Ιδοὺεῖκαλός,οαδελφιδόςμου,καίγεωραῖος·πρὸςκλίνηημῶνσύσκιος,
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| 17 | The beams of our houses are cedar, And our rafters of fir. |
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δοκοὶοίκωνημῶνκέδροι,φατνώματαημῶνκυπάρισσοι.
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