Ancient texts / 1 Enoch (The Book of Enoch) 1 Enoch (The Book of Enoch) Chapter IV Richard Laurence, 1821 · Public domain · about this text IIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIIXIIIXIVXVXVIXVIIXVIIIXIXXXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVXXVIXXVIIXXVIIIXXIXXXXXXXIXXXIIXXXIIIXXXIVXXXVXXXVIIXXXVIIIXXXIXXLXLIXLIIXLIIIXLIVXLVXLVIXLVIIXLVIIIXLIXLLILIILIIILIVLVLVILVIILVIIILIXLXLXILXIILXIIILXIVLXVLXVILXVIILXVIIILXIXLXXLXXILXXIILXXIIILXXIVLXXVLXXVILXXVIILXXVIIILXXIXLXXXLXXXILXXXIILXXXIIILXXXIVLXXXVLXXXVILXXXVIILXXXVIIILXXXIXXCXCIXCIIXCIIIXCIVXCVXCVIXCVIIXCVIIIXCIXCCIICIIICIVCV 1They consider and behold every tree, how it appears to wither, and every leaf to fall off, except of fourteen trees, which are not deciduous; which wait from the old, to the appearance of the new leaf, for two or three winters. ← Chapter III 1 Enoch (The Book of Enoch) Chapter V → Chapter and verse numbers follow Laurence's 1821 edition and differ in places from R. H. Charles's and other modern translations.