Le grand naistra de _Verone_ & _Vicence_, Qui portera un surnom bien indigne, Qui a _Venise_ voudra faire vengeance, Luy mesme prins homme du guet & signe. English. The great one of _Verona_ and _Vicenza_ shall be born, Who shall bear a very unworthy surname, Who shall endeavour at _Venice_ to avenge himself, But he shall be taken by a Watch-man. ANNOT. _Verona_ and _Vicenza_ are two famous Cities in _Italy_, under the dominion of the _Venetians_; the rest is easie. XXXIV. French. Apres victoire du Lion au Lion, Sur la Montagne de _Jura Secatombe_, _Delues_, & _Brodes_ septiesme milion, _Lyon_ Ulme a _Mausol_ mort & tombe. English. After the Victory of the Lion against the Lion, Upon the Mountain _Jura Secatomb_, _Delues_, and _Brodes_ the seventh Million, _Lyons_, Ulme fall dead at _Mausol_. ANNOT. The Mount _Jura_ is in _Switzerland_; _Lyon_ is a great City in _France_; and _Ulme_ another in _Germany_; the rest is either barbarous or insignificant. XXXV. French. Dedans l’entree de _Garonne_ & _Blaye_, Et la Forest non loing de _Damazan_, De _Marsaves_ gelées, puis gresle & _Bize_, _Dordonois_ gelé par erreur de _Mezan_. English. Within the entrance of _Garonne_ and _Blaye_, And the Forrest not far from _Damazan_, Of _Marsaves_ frosts, then Hail and North wind, _Dordonois_ frozen by the error of _Mezan_. ANNOT. _Garonne_ is the River that runneth at _Bourdeaux_, and _Blaye_ is the Port Town that lieth at the mouth of it; I should think that instead of _Dordonois_, it should be Printed _Dordone_, which is another River thereabouts, and is here threatned to be frozen. XXXVI. French. Sera commis contre _Oinde_ a Duché De _Saulne_, & Saint _Aubin_, & _Belœuvre_, Paver de Marbre, de tours loing pluche, Non _Bleteran_ resister & chef d’œuvre. English. A Dukedom shall be committed against _Oinde_, Of _Saulne_, and Saint _Aubin_, and _Belœuvre_, To pave with Marble, and of Towers well pickt, Not _Bleteran_ to resist, and master-piece. ANNOT. I confess my Ignorance, and should be glad that a better _Oedipus_ than I would undertake this. XXXVII. French. La forteresse aupres de la _Thamise_, Cherra par lors, le Roy dedans serré, Aupres du pont sera veu en chemise, Un devant mort, puis dans le fort barré. English. The strong Fort near the _Thames_ Shall fall then, the King that was kept within, Shall be seen near the Bridge in his Shirt, One dead before, then in the Fort kept close. ANNOT. _The Dream be to them that hate thee, and the Interpretation thereof to thine Enemies_, Dan. 4, v. 10. XXXVIII. French. Le Roy de _Blois_ dans _Avignon_ regner, Un autrefois le peuple emonopole, Dedans le _Rhosne_ par murs fera baigner, Jusques a cinq, le dernier pres de _Nole_. English.