Le grand Pilot sera par Roy mandé, Laisser la classe pour plus haut lieu atteindre, Sept ans apres sera contrebandé, _Barbare_ Armée viendra _Venise_ craindre. English. The great Pilot shall be sent for by the King, To leave the Fleet, and be preferred to a higher place, Seven years after he shall be countermanded, A _Barbarian_ Army shall put _Venice_ to a fright. ANNOT. This needeth no further explanation. LXXVI. French. La Cité antique d’_Antenorée_ forge, Plus ne pouvant le Tyran supporter, Le manche feint au Temple couper gorge, Les siens le peuple a mort viendra bouter. English. The ancient City founded by _Antenor_, Being not able to bear the Tyrant any longer, With a fained haft, in the Church cut a throat, The people will come to put his servants to death. ANNOT. The City founded by _Antenor_ (who was Companion and came into _Italy_ with _Æneas_) is _Padua_, a University of the _Venetians_, of which it is said here, that being no longer able to bear a Tyrant, the said Tyrant shall be murdered in the Church with a knife hidden in a haft, and all his Men and Servants killed by the people of the Town. LXXVII. French. Par la victoire du deceu fraudulente, Deux classes une, la revolte _Germaine_, La Chef meurtry & son fils dans la Tente, _Florence_, _Imole_ pourchassez dans _Romaine_. English. By the deceitful victory of the deceived, One of the two Fleets shall revolt to the _Germans_, The Chief and his Son murdered in their Tent, _Florence_, _Imole_ persecuted in _Romania_. ANNOT. The three first Verses are plain. _Florence_ and _Imole_ are two Cities of _Italy_, seated in the Province of _Romania_. LXXVIII. French. Crier victoire du grand _Selin_ croissant, Par les _Romains_ sera l’Aigle clamé, _Ticin_, _Milan_, & _Gennesny_ consent Puis par eux mesmes _Basil_ grand reclamé. English. They shall cry up the victory of the great _Selins_ half Moon, By the _Romans_ the Eagle shall be claimed, _Ticin_, _Milan_ and _Genoa_, consent not, Then by themselves the great _Basil_ shall be claimed. ANNOT. The first Verse foretelleth some conquests of the _Turks_, whose Arms is the half Moon. The second Verse signifies, the _Romans_ shall move the Emperour to succour them, which is the Eagle. _Ticin_, _Milan_ and _Genoa_ shall refuse to give help, and afterwards they shall call the great _Basil_ (which in Greek signifies the great King, from βασίλευς) to their help. LXXIX. French. Pres de _Tesin_ les habitants de _Logre_, _Garonne_ & _Saone_, _Seine_, _Tar_, & _Gironde_: Outre les Monts dresseront promonitoire, Conflict donné, _Pau_ franchi, submerge onde. English.