It seemeth that this gold and silver Idols having been stoln, were afterwards thrown into a Lake and a fire, which fire being put out, those Idols were found, and the memorial engraven in Marble. XXIX. French. Au quart pilier ou l’on sacre a _Saturne_, Par tremblant Terre & Deluge fendu, Soubs l’edifice _Saturnin_ trouvée Urne, D’or _Capion_, ravy puis tost rendu. English. At the fourth Pillar where they sacrifice to _Saturn_, Cloven by an Earth-quake and a Flood, An Urne shall be found under that _Saturnian_ building, Full of _Capion_ gold stoln, and then restored. ANNOT. This foretelleth, that at the fourth Pillar of a Temple that was dedicated to _Saturn_, which Pillar shall be split by an Earth-quake and a Flood, there shall be found an Urne, (which is an Earthen Vessel, wherein the ancient _Romans_ used to keep the ashes of their dead friends) full of gold, that shall be carried away, and then restored. XXX. French. Dedans _Tholose_ non loin de _Beluzer_, Faisant un puis loing Palais d’espectacle, Thresor trouvé un chacun ira vexer, Et en deux locs tout aupres des _Vesacle_. English. Within _Tholose_ not far from _Beluzer_, Digging a Well, for the Pallace of spectacle, A treasure found that shall vex every one, In two parcels, in, and near the _Basacle_. ANNOT. _Tholose_ is the chief City of _Languedoc_, _Beluzer_ is a private place within its precinct, Spectacle is insignificant, and is onely foisted in, to Rime with _Basacle_, which is a place in _Tholose_, where there is aboundance of Water-mills, that make a hideous and fearful noise. XXXI. French. Premier grand fruit le Prince de _Pesquiere_, Mais puis viendra bien & cruel malin, Dedans _Venise_ perdra sa gloire fiere, Et mis a mal par plus joyve _Celin_. English. The first great fruit the Prince of _Pesquiere_, But he shall become very cruel and malicious, He shall loose his fierce pride in _Venice_, And shall be put to evil by the younger _Celin_. ANNOT. _Pescaire_ is a Town in the Kingdom of _Naples_, belonging to the noble _Spanish_ Family of _Avalos_, of which it seemeth one shall prove cruel and malicious; but he shall be killed in _Venice_ by one young _Celin_, by which formerly, and in other places the Author understandeth the _Turk_. XXXII. French. Garde toy Roy _Gaulois_ de ton Nepveu, Qui fera tant que ton unique filz, Sera meurtry a _Venus_ faisant vœu, Accompagné de nuit que trois & six. English. Take heed O _French_ King of thy Nephew, Who shall cause that thine only Son Shall be murdered making a vow to _Venus_, Accompanied with three and six. ANNOT. This is a plain warning to a _French_ King to beware of his Nephew, who accompanied with nine others, shall cause his Son to be murdered when he went about some venereal employment. XXXIII. French.