Here is _Demorritus_’s Well where the truth may be, but I cannot find it. LIII. French. La Loy du _Sol_, & _Venus_ contendans, Appropriant l’Esprit de Prephetie: Ne l’un ne l’autre ne seront entendus, Par _Sol_ tiendra la Loy du grand _Messie_. English. The Law of the _Sun_ and _Venus_ contending, Appropriating the spirit of Prophecy, Neither one nor the other shall be heard, By _Sol_ the Law of the great _Messias_ shall subsist. ANNOT. This is of the same obscurity with the foregoing one. LIV. French. Du pont _Euxine_, & la grand _Tartarie_, Un Roy sera qui viendra voir la _Gaule_, Transpercera _Alane_ & l’_Armenie_, Et dans Bisance Lairra sanglante _Gaule_. English. From the _Euxin_ Sea, and great _Tartaria_, A King shall come to see _France_, He shall go through _Alanea_ and _Armenia_, And shall leave a bloody rod in _Constantinople_. ANNOT. This is so plain, that it needeth no interpretation. LV. French. De la felice _Arabie_ contrade, Maistra puissant de la loy Mahometique, Vexer l’_Espagne_, conquestre la _Grenade_, Et plus par Mera la gent _Ligustique_. English. Out of the Countrey of _Arabia_ the happy, Shall be born a powerful man of the Mahometan Law, Who shall vex _Spain_ and conquer _Grenada_, And by Sea shall come to the _Ligurian_ Nation. ANNOT. The _Ligurian_ Nation are those of _Genoa_. LVI. French. Par le traspas du tres-vieillard Pontife, Sera esleu _Romain_ de bon aage, Qui sera dit que le siege debiffe, Et long tiendra & de picquant courage. English. By the death of the very old high-Priest, Shall be a _Roman_ elected of good age, Of whom it shall be said, that he dishonoureth the Seat, And shall live long, and be of a fierce courage. ANNOT. The sense and the words are plain. LVII. French. Istra du Mont _Gaulsier_ & _Aventine_, Qui par le trou advertira l’Armée, Entre deux Rocs sera prins le butin, De _Sext._ _Mansol_ faillir la renommée. English. One shall go out of the Mountains _Gaulsier_ and _Aventine_, Who through a hole shall give notice to the Army, Between two Rocks the booty shall be taken, Of _Sext._ _Mansol_ shall loose his renown. ANNOT. The Mountains of _Gaulsier_ and _Aventine_ are two of the seven Mountains of _Rome_, out of which, it seems, one shall go out to give notice to the Army without, and the Booty of the _Pope_, called _Sextus_, shall be taken. But what he meaneth by _Mansol_, I am ignorant. LVIII. French. De l’Aqueduct d’_Uticense_, _Gardoing_, Par le Forest & Mont inaccessible, Emmy du pont sera taché ou poing, La chef _Nemans_ qui tant sera terrible. English.