The difficulty of meeting in any Countrey three hundred men of one mind, hath perswaded me that our Author writ this for _England_; but by reason there hath been since a general pardon, I will keep my mind to my self. XXXVIII. French. Ce grand Monarque qu’au mort succedera, Donnera vie illicite & lubrique, Par nonchalance a tous concedera, Qua la parfin faudra la loy _Salique_. English. The great Monarch that shall succeed to the great one, Shall lead a Life unlawfull, and lecherous, By carelesness he shall give to all, So that in Conclusion the _Salique_ Law shall fail. ANNOT. This hath a Relation to the precedent Stanza, therefore, _&c._ XXXIX. French. Du vray rameau de fleur de Lis issu, Mis & loge heritier d’_Hetrurie_, Son sang antique de longue main tissu, Fera _Florence_ florir en l’Armoirie. English. Issued out of the true branch of the City, He shall be set for Heir of _Hetruria_, His ancient blood waved by a long while, Shall cause _Florence_ to flourish in the Scutcheon. ANNOT. This is only in commendation of the Family of the _Medicis_, and of their Alliance with the Crown of _France_; for _Catharine_ of _Medicis_, wife to _Henry_ II. was Queen of _France_ when our Author lived. XL. French. Le sang Roial sera si tresmeslé, Contraints seront _Gaulois_ de l’_Hesperie_, On attendra que terme soit coulé, Et que memoire de la voix soit perie. English. The Royal blood shall be so much mixed, The _French_ shall be constrained by the _Spaniards_, They shall stay till the term be past, And the remembrance of the voice be over. ANNOT. This only signifieth a strict Union between the _French_ and the _Spaniards_, by several Alliances. XLI. French. Nay soubs les ombres & journée nocturne, Séra en Regne & bonté Souveraine, Fera renaistre son sang de l’antique _Urne_, Renouvelant siecle d’Or pour l’airain. English. Being born in the shadows and nocturnal time, He shall be a Soveraign in Kingdom and bounty, He shall cause his blood to come again from the ancient _Urn_, Renewing a golden Age instead of a brazen one. ANNOT. This foretelleth the greatness and goodness of a Prince that shall be born in the beginning of the night. XLII. French. _Mars_ eslevé en son plus haut befroy, Fera retraire les _Allobrox_ de _France_, La gent _Lombarde_ fera si grand effroy, A ceux de l’Aigle comprins soubs la _Balance_. English. _Mars_ being elevated in its higher Steeple, Shall cause the _Allobrox_ to retreat from _France_, The people of _Lombardy_ shall be in so great fear, Of those of the Eagle comprehended under _Libra_. ANNOT. The _Allobrox_ are the people of _Savoy_. Those of the Eagle comprehended under _Libra_, are the subjects of the Empire that use the _French_ tongue. XLIII. French.