Persecutée sera de dien l’Eglise, Et les Saints Temples seront expoliez, L’Enfant la mere mettra nud en chemise, Seront _Arabes_ au _Polous_ ralliez. English. The Church of God shall be persecuted, And the holy Temples shall be spoiled, The Child shall turn out his Mother in her Smock, _Arrabians_ shall agree with the _Polonians_. ANNOT. The Author could not be mistaken in this Prophecie; for the Church of God shall always be persecuted, the Apostle confirmeth it, when he saith, _that all those that will live piously in Christ, must suffer persecution_: As for the spoiling of Churches, and other barbarous actions, it hath been seen so often in _France_, in the time of the Civil Wars for Religion, that it needeth no confirmation. The last Verse concerning a peace between the _Turks_ and the _Polonians_, was fulfilled in the year 1623. when _Sigismundus_ King of _Poland_, by his Embassador the Duke _Šbarasky_, and by the mediation of the _English_ Embassador, concluded a Peace with the great Turk _Mustapha_, the Articles of which you may read at large in the _Turkish_ History. LXXIV. French. De sang _Trojen_ naistra cœur _Germanique_, Qui deviendra en si haute puissance, Hors chassera gent estrange _Arabique_, Tournant l’Eglise en pristine préeminence. English. Of _Trojan_ blood shall be born a _German_ heart, Who shall attain to so high a power, That he shall drive away the strange _Arrabian_ Nation, Restoring the Church to her former splendor. ANNOT. It seemeth to signifie, that by Alliance made between a _German_ Emperour, and a Daughter of _France_, which derive their Pedigree from the _Trojans_, a Prince shall be born of so stout and valiant a heart, as shall drive away all the _Turkish_ power out of _Germany_, and shall restore the Church to her former splendor. LXXV. French. Montera haut sur le bien plus a dextre, Demourra assis sur la pierre carrée, Vers le midy posé a la senestre, Baston tortu en main, bouche ferrée. English. He shall go up upon the good more on the right hand, He shall stay sitting upon the square stone, Towards the South; being set, on the left hand, A crooked stick in his hand, and his mouth shut. ANNOT. I do acknowledge my Ignorance in this. LXXVI. French. En lieu libere tendra son Pavillon, Et ne voudra en Citez prendre place, _Aix_, _Carpentras_, _Lisle_, _Volce_, _Mont Cavaillon_, Par tous ces lieux abolira sa trace. English. He shall pitch his Tent in the open air, Refusing to lodge in the City, _Aix_, _Carpentras_, _Lisle_, _Volce_, _Mont Cavaillon_, In all those places, he shall abolish his trace. ANNOT. _Aix_, _Carpentras_, _Lisle_ _Volce_, _Mont Cavaillon_, are Cities of _Provence_. LXXVII. French.