Voile _Symacle_, Port _Massiliolique_, Dans _Venise_ Port marcher aux _Pannons_, Partir du Goulfre & sinus _Illirique_, Vast a _Sicile_, _Ligurs_ coups de Canon. English. _Symaclian_ Sail, _Massilian_ Port, In _Venice_ to march towards the _Hungarians_, To go away from the Gulf and _Illirick_ Sea, Toward _Sicily_, the _Genoeses_ with Cannon shots. ANNOT. What he meaneth by _Symaclian Sail_, is not easie to determine; _Massilian Port_ is that of _Marseilles_ in _France_, called in Latine _Massilia_, the sense of this Prophecy then if any be, is, that a great Fleet shall go from thence to _Venice_, to carry succours to the _Hungarians_, who it seemeth shall be much distressed at that time by the _Turks_, and that _Sicily_ and _Genoa_ shall add to this Fleet a considerable succour of Men, and Warlike Munition. XXIX. French. Lors que celuy qu’a nul ne donne lieu, Abandonner voudra lieu prins non pris, Feu, Nef, par faignes, bitument a _Charlieu_, Seront _Quintin_, _Bales_ repris. English. When he that giveth place to no body, Shall forsake the place taken, and not taken, Fire, Ship, by bleeding bituminous at _Charlieu_, Then _Quintin_ and _Bales_ shall be taken again. ANNOT. _He that giveth place to no body_ is the Pope; as for the last Verse, I had rather read St. _Quintin_ and _Gales_, which are two considerable Towns in _France_, then otherwise. That place taken, not taken was the City of _Noyon_ in _Picardy_, which was taken by the _Spanish_ Cavalry, cloathed after the _French_ Mode, which stratagem deceived the Citizens and Soldiers that defended it: so he saith taken, because it fell into the hands of the _Spaniards_, and _not taken_, because it was by a stratagem or deceit. XXX. French. Au Port de _Puola_ & de St. _Nicolas_, Perir _Normande_ au Gouffre _Phanatique_, Cap de _Bizance_ rues crier Helas! Secours de _Gaddes_ & du grand _Philippique_. English. At the Harbour of _Puola_ and of St. _Nicolas_, A _Norman_ Ship shall perish in the Phanatick Gulf, At the Cape of _Byzantium_ the streets shall cry Alas! Succours from _Cadis_ and from the great _Philippe_. ANNOT. _Puola_ is for _Paulo_ here, and by it is understood the port of _Malta_, which being Besieged by the _Turks_, _Philip_ the II. King of _Spain_, sent an Army to relieve it, which made those of _Byzantium_ (which is _Constantinople_) cry alas, _&c._ XXXI. French. Le tremblement de Terre a _Mortara_, _Cassich_, St. _George_ a demy perfondrez, Paix assoupie la guerre esuaillera, Dans Temple a Pasques abysmes enfondrez. English. There shall be an Earthquake at _Mortara_, _Cassich_, St. _George_ shall be half swallowed up, The War shall awake the sleeping pace, Upon Easterday shall be a great hole sunk in the Church. ANNOT.