The greatest Sail out of the Port of _Zara_, Near _Bizance_ shall make his undertaking, There shall be no loss of foes or friends, The third shall make a great pillage upon the two. ANNOT. By _Zara_ I suppose that the _Venetians_ are meant, who have a very strong Town of that name, situated in _Dalmatia_. _Bizance_ is _Constantinople_, as we have said before; now whether this Prophecy was fulfilled when the _Venetians_ took the Island of _Tenedos_, some 20 years ago, which is not far from _Constantinople_, or whether it is to come, I dare not assert. LXXXIV. French. _Paterne_ aura de la _Sicile_ crie, Tous les aprests du Gouphre de _Trieste_, Qui s’entendra jusques a la _Trinacrie_, De tant de voiles, fuy, fuy, l’horrible peste. English. _Paterne_ shall have out of _Sicily_ a cry, All the preparations of the Gulph of _Trieste_, That shall be heard as far as _Trinacry_, Of so many Sails, fly, fly, the horrid plague. ANNOT. It hath been impossible for me to make any sense of this, and therefore I believe that it is falsely printed, and that instead of _Paterne_, it should be _Palerme_, which is the chief Town in _Sicily_. _Trinacry_ is _Sicily_ it self, so called, _quod tria habeat, άκρα seu promontoria_. LXXXV. French. Entre _Bayonne_ & a Sainct _Jean de Lux_, Sera posé de _Mars_ la promottoire, Aux _Hanix_ d’Aquilon, _Nanar_ hostera _Lux_, Puis suffoque au lit sans adjoutoire. English. Between _Bayonne_ and Saint _John de Lux_, Shall be put down the promoting of _Mars_, From the _Hunix_ of the North, _Nanar_ shall take away _Lux_, Then shall be suffocated in his bed without help. ANNOT. _Bayonne_ is a Town in _France_, upon the frontiers of _Spain_, and Saint _John de Lux_ is the utmost frontiere of _France_, that way, (that being supposed) he saith, that about Saint _John de Lux_, the promoting of the war shall be set down; that is, that peace shall be made, as it was about seven or eight years ago between _France_ and _Spain_, and the Marriage concluded between the King and the _Infanta_. The two last Verses are nonsensical, and only set down to make up the rhime. LXXXVI. French. Par _Arnani_, _Tholose_, & _Villefranque_, Bande infinie par le Mont _Adrian_, Passe Riviere, hutin par pont la planque, _Bayonne_ entrer tous _Bichoro_ criant. English. By _Arnani_, _Tholose_, and _Villefranche_, An infinite deal of people by the _Aprian_, Cross Rivers, noise upon the Bridge and plank, Come all into _Bayonne_ crying _Bichoro_. ANNOT.