A new Sect of Philosophers shall rise, Despising Death, Gold, Honours and Riches, They shall be near the Mountains of _Germany_, They shall have abundance of others to support and follow them. ANNOT. This is properly said of the Anabaptists in _Germany_, in the time of _John de Leyden_, and now of the Quakers in _England_, and elsewhere. LXVIII. French. Peuple sans Chef d’_Espagne_ & d’_Italie_, Morts, profligez dedans le _Cheronese_, Leur dict trahy par legere folie, Le sang nager per tout a la traverse. English. A people of _Spain_ and _Italy_ without a Head, Shall die, being overcome in the _Cheronese_, Their saying shall be betrayed by a light folly, The blood shall swim all over at random. ANNOT. _Cheronese_ is a Land or ground unmanured; the rest is plain. LXIX. French. Grand exercite conduit par jouvenceau, Se viendra rendre aux mains des ennemis, Mais le vieillard nay au demy pourceau, Fera _Chalon_ & _Mascon_ estre amis. English. A great Army led by a young man, Shall yield it self in the hands of the enemies, But the old man born at the sign of the halfe-Hog, Shall cause _Chalon_ and _Mascon_ to be friends. ANNOT. The two first Verses are plain; as for the third Verse, I could not find who that _Old man_ should be, that shall be born at the sign of the _half-Hog_. _Chalon_ and _Mascon_ are two Cities in _France_, the first in _Champagne_, the last in _Burgundy_. LXX. French. La grand _Bretagne_ comprise d’_Angleterre_, Viendra par eaux si haut a inondre, La Ligue nevue d’_Ausone_ fera gerre, Que contre eux ils se viendront bander. English. Great _Britany_ comprehended in _England_, Shall suffer so great an Inundation by Waters, The new League of _Ausone_ shall make Wars, So that they shall stand against them. ANNOT. This Prophecie is divided in two parts. The first two Verses foretel a great Innundation, that was to happen in _England_. The last two speak of a league and insurrection, that shall be at _Bordeaux_, which is here called _Ausone_, from a famous Latine Poet, named _Ausonius_, who was born in that City. As to the first part, after much seeking and enquiry: I found the truth of it in a Latine book, called _Rerum in Gallia, Belgia, Hispania, Anglia, &c. gestarum anno 1607. Tomi septimi Liber secundus conscriptus a ~Nicolao Gotardo~ Artus Dantiscano_, where the History is related thus.