_Naples_, _Florence_, _Fayenza_, and _Imola_, Shall be put into so much distress, For being complaisant to the unhappy one of _Nola_, Who was complained of for having mocked his Superiour. ANNOT. _Naples_, _Florence_, _Fayenza_, _Imola_ and _Nola_ are all Cities in _Italy_; the rest is plain. LXXV. French. _Pau_, _Verone_, _Vicence_, _Saragousse_, De Glaive atteints, Terroirs de sang humides, Peste si grande viendra a la grand gousse, Proche secours & bien long les remedes. English. _Pau_, _Verona_, _Vicenza_, _Saragossa_, Shall be hit by the Sword, the Countrey shall be moist with blood, So great a plague and so vehement shall come, That though the succours be near, the remedy shall be far off. ANNOT. By _Pau_ here are understood the Towns that are seated upon that River. _Verona_, _Vicenza_, are two Cities in _Italy_, belonging to the _Venetians_. _Saragossa_ is a City in _Sicily_. LXXVI. French. En _Germanie_ naistront diverses Sectes, Saprochant sort de l’heureux _Paganisme_, Le cœur captif & petites receptes, Feront retour a payer le vray disme. English. In _Germany_ shall divers Sects arise, Coming very near the happy _Paganism_, The heart captivated and small receivings, Shall open the gate to pay the true Tithes. ANNOT. The first and second Verses have been verified sufficiently. By the two last Verses, he meaneth that the heart of everyone shall be in fear, so that they shall come to an agreement, which the true Tithes shall be paid, and every one come to his own again. LXXVII. French. Le tiers climat soubs _Aries_ comprins, L’An mil sept cens vingt sept en _Octobre_, Le Roy de _Perse_ par ceux d’_Ægypte_ prins, Conflict, mort, perte, a la Croix grand opprobre. English. The third Climat comprehended under _Aries_, In the year 1700. the twenty seven of _October_, The King of _Persia_ shall be taken by those of _Ægypt_, Battle, death, loss, a great shame to the Christians. ANNOT. Here be three notable things to be observed: one is the plain and punctual specification of the time, in which the Prophecy shall come to pass, _viz._ the 7. of _October_ in the year 1700. The second is, that the King of _Persia_ shall be taken by those of _Ægypt_. The third is, the shame and confusion that the Christians shall suffer for the same. LXXVIII. French. Le Chef d’_Escosse_ avec six d’_Allemagne_, Par gents de mer Orientaux captif, Traverseront le _Calpre_ & _Espagne_, Present en _Perse_ au nouveau Roy craintif. English. The Chief of _Scotland_ with six of _Germany_, Shall be taken prisoners by Seamen of the East, They shall go through the _Calpre_ and _Spain_, And shall be made a present in _Persia_ to the new fearful King. ANNOT.