 Large parts of Klemens Bolesławiusz's "Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej" ("The Horrifying Echo of Doomsday Trumpet") are composed in Sapphic stanzas.This work, which can be compared to "The Revelation of St. John" or Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, was extremely popular and appeared in eighteen editions from 1670 to 1886.It is another example of the Sapphic stanza serving an epic function in Old Polish literature.