La Pestilence lentour de _Capadille_, Un autre faim pres de _Sagunt_ sapreste, La Chevalier Bastard de bon senille, Au grand de _Thunes_ fera trancher la teste. English. The Plague shall be round about _Capadille_, Another famine cometh near to that of _Sagunce_, The Knight Bastard of the good old man, Shall cause the great one of _Tunis_ to be beheaded. ANNOT. The difficulty here, is what is meant by that word _Cappadille_, for my part I think he meaneth _Italy_, for some times the _Italians_ use by way of admiration to say _Capoli_, or _Capadillo_. _Sagunce_ is a Town in _Spain_, which for the love of the _Carthaginians_ withstood the _Romans_ a great while, till they were brought to an extremity of famine, and then set fire in their Town. LI. French. Le _Bizantin_ faisant oblation, Apres avoir _Cordube_ a soy reprinse, Son chemin long, repos, pamplation, Mer passant proye par la _Cologne_ a prinse. English. The _Bizantin_, making an offering, After he hath taken _Cordua_ to himself again, His way long, rest, contemplation, Crossing the Sea hath taken a prey by _Cologne_. ANNOT. This is an express delineation of _Charles_ the V. Empire, who at the latter end of his days retired into a Monastery, reserving unto himself for his subsistance the revenue of the Kingdom of _Castille_, expressed here by _Cordua_, which is a City of _Spain_. LII. French. Le Roy de _Blois_ dans _Avignon_ Regner, D’_Amboise_ & _Seme_ viendra le long de _Lindre_. Ongle a _Poitiers_ Saintes aisles ruiner, Devant _Bony_. English. The King of _Blois_ shall Reign in _Avignon_, He shall come from _Amboise_ and _Seme_, along the _Linder_, A Nail at _Poitiers_ shall ruine the Holy Wings, Before _Bony_. ANNOT. The first Verse and the interpretation is easie. _Amboise_ is a Town in _France_ upon the River of _Loire_. The two last Verses being inperfect, admits of no interpretation, onely to let the Reader know that _Poitiers_ is a very great City in _France_, and Capital of the Province of _Poitou_. LIII. French. Dedans _Boulogne_ voudra laver ses fautes, Il ne poura au Temple du Soleil, Il volera faisant choses si hautes, En _Hierarchie_ n’en fut onc un pareil. English. He shall desire to wash his faultes in _Bulloin_, In the Church of the Sun, but he shall not be able, He shall fly doing so high things, That the like was never in _Hierarchy_. ANNOT.