Fleuve _Celtique_ changera de Rivage, Plus ne tiendra la Cité d’_Agripine_, Tout transmué horsmis le viel Language, _Saturn_, _Leo_, _Mars_, _Cancer_ en rapine. English. The River of the Low-Countreys shall change her Shoare, It shall touch no more the City of _Agrippina_, All shall be transformed, except the old Language, _Saturn_, _Leo_, _Mars_, _Cancer_ in _Rapine_. ANNOT. This is a strange prediction, if it should prove true, that the _Rhine_ should change its course, and should touch no more the City of _Colen_, which is here called _Agrippina_; because its name in Latine is _Colonia Agrippina_, being a Colony of the _Romans_, built by _M. Agrippa_, son in Law to _Augustus_; others say by _Agrippina_, Mother to the Emperour _Nero_. The last Verse signifieth no more than an unfortunate position and Aspect of the two Planets, _Saturn_ and _Mars_, and of the two Signs, _Leo_ and _Cancer_. V. French. Si grand famine par une pestifere, Par pluye longue le long du Pole _Artique_. _Samarobryn_ cent lieux de l’Hemisphere, Vivront sans loy exempt de politique. English. So great a famine with a plague, Through a long Rain shall come along the _Artick_ Pole, _Samarobryn_ a hundred Leagues from the Hemisphere, Shall live without Law, exempt from pollicy. ANNOT. The two last Verses foretel a great Plague and Famine that shall come from the North, by the means of the long Rain. _Samarobryn_ he calls a people, that shall be a hundred Leagues from our Hemisphere, and shall live without Law and Policy. VI. French. Apparoistra vers le septentrion, Non loing de _Cancer_ l’estoille cheveluë, _Suze_, _Sienne_, _Boëce_, _Eretrion_, Mourra de _Rome_ grand, la nuict disperuë. English. Towards the North shall appear, Not far from _Cancer_ a blazing Star, _Suza_, _Sienna_, _Boëce_, _Eretrion_, There shall die at _Rome_ a great man, the night being past. ANNOT. Here he foretelleth the apparition of a Commet that shall be vertical to the Cities here named, and not far from the Sign of _Cancer_, at which time a great person shall die at _Rome_, about the dawning of the day. VII. French. _Norvege_ & _Dace_, & l’Isle _Britannique_, Par les unes freres seront vexées, Le chef _Romain_ issu du sang _Gallique_, Et les copies aux forests repousées. English. _Norvegia_, and _Dacia_, and the _Brittish_ Island, Shall be vexed by the Brothers united. The _Roman_ Captain issued from _French_ blood, His Forces shall be beaten back to the Forrest. ANNOT. The difficulty lyes in the word _Brothers_, which I suppose to be the United Provinces. The rest is plain. VIII. French. Ceux qui estoient en regne pour scavoir, Au Royal change deviendront a pauvris, Uns exilez sans appuy, Or navoir, Lettréz & lettres ne seront a grand pris. English.