CLV(i)
31 You, O king, perceiving were you, and lo, one great image! This image is grand, and its aspect excellent, rising to your view, and the appearance of the image is terrifying you."
32 The image's head is good gold, its chest and its arms are silver, its belly and its thighs are copper,
33 its legs are iron, its feet, part of them are iron, and part of them are clay."
34 You were perceiving till a stone severs itself, that is, not by hands, and it collides with the image at its feet that were of iron and clay, and pulverizes them."
35 Then pulverized, as one, are the iron, the clay, the copper, the silver, and the gold, and they are as chaff from summer threshing sites, and the wind lifts them up, and no place at all is found for them. And the stone that collides with the image becomes a vast mountain range, and fills all the earth."