The _French_ by leaping shall go over the Mountains, And shall seize upon the great Mount of the _Savoyard_, He shall cause his Army to go to the furthermost, _Genoa_, and _Monaco_ shall set out their red Fleet. ANNOT. This Prophecy is concerning _Henry_ the IV. King of _France_, who went over the _Alpes_ and conquered the Duke of _Savoy_’s Countrey, because he would not restore the Markdom of _Salvees_. _Genoa_ and _Monaco_ are Cities near _Savoy_. XXXVIII. French. Pendant que Duc, Roy, Roine occupera, Chef _Bizantin_ captif en _Samothrace_, Avant lassault l’un l’autre mangera, _Rebours_ ferré suivra du sang la trace. English. While the Duke shall busie the King and the Queen, A great man of _Constantinople_ shall be prisoner in _Samothracia_, Before the assault one shall eat up the other, _Rebours_ shod shall trace one by the blood. ANNOT. The three first Verses are plain, as for the fourth, either it is falsly Printed, or I must confess I understand it not. XXXIX. French. Les _Rhodiens_ demanderont secours, Par le neglect de ses hoirs delaissée, L’Empire _Arabe_ ravalera son cours, Par _Hesperie_ la cause redressée. English. The _Rhodiens_ shall ask for succours, Being forsaken by the neglect of her Heirs, The _Arrabian_ Empire shall slack his course, By the means of _Spain_ the case shall be mended. ANNOT. By the _Rhodians_ are understood the Knights of _Maltha_, because they dwelt first at _Rhodes_. By the second Verse it is said, it was _the neglect of her Heirs_, that is of the Heirs of _Rhodes_ the Knights of _Maltha_, who being careless of themselves, were besieged by _Solyman_, which constrained them to ask succours of all the Christian Princes, which came very slowly, at last _Dom Garcia_ Viceroy of _Sicily_ relieved them, and drove away the Turks that had suffered great loss, therefore the Author saith in the third Verse, _The ~Arabian~ Empire shall slack his course_. XL. French. Les Forteresses des Assiegez serrez, Par poudre a feu profondez en abysme, Les proditeurs seront tous vifs serrez, Onc aux _Sacristes_ navint si piteux schisme. English. The strong places of the Besieged shall be straightned, By Gunpowder they shall be plonged into a pit, The Traytors shall be shut up alive, Never did happen so pitiful schisme to the _Sacristes_. ANNOT. By the _Sacristes_, he understandeth the Clergy of the Roman Religion. XLI. French. _Gynique_ Sexe captive par Hostage, Viendra de nuit custodes decevoir, Le Chef du Camp deceu par son language, Lairra la gente, sera piteux a voir. English. _Gynical_ sexe being captive by Hostage, Shall come by night to deceive her keepers, The Chief of the Camp being deceived by her Language, Shall leave her folks, a thing pitiful to behold. ANNOT.