This Prophecy is concerning the City of _Lion_ in _France_, which is a Town of an exceeding great Trade, and is threatned to suffer an alteration, and a decay by War. The last Verse is concerning a great Mist or Fogg, which shall be upon _Mont-Jura_ and in _Suabeland_. LXXXIV. French. Entre _Campagne_, _Sienne_, _Pise_ & _Ostié_, Six mois neuf jours ne pleuvra une goute, L’Estrange Langue en Terre _Dalmatie_, Courira sus vastant la Terre toute. English. Between _Campania_, _Sienna_, _Pisa_ and _Ostia_, For six Months and nine days there shall be no rain, The strange Language in _Dalmatia_’s Land, Shall overrun, spoiling all the Countrey. ANNOT. All those places mentioned, in the first Verse are seated in _Italy_; the Author saith that in that Countrey it shall not rain for the space of six Months and nine days, which if it be past, or to come, I know not. The two last Verses signifie, that a strange Nation shall come into _Dalmatia_, and overrun and spoil all that Countrey. LXXXV. French. Le vieux plein barbe soubs le statut severe, A Lion fait dessus l’Aigle Celtique, Le petit grand trop outre persevere, Bruit d’Arme au Ciel, Mer rouge _Ligustique_. English. The old plain beard under the severe Statute, Made at _Lion_ upon the _Celtique_ Aigle, The little great persevereth too far, Noise of Arms in the Skie, the _Ligustrian_ Sea made red. ANNOT. I could scrape no sense out of the first three Verses; the last signifieth, that a noise of Arms shall be heard in the Skies, and that the _Ligustrian_ Sea, which is that of _Genoa_, shall be made red with blood, when the former prodigy hath appeared. LXXXVI. French. Naufrage a classe pres d’Onde _Adriatique_, La Terre tremble emeue sur l’Air en Terre mis _Ægypt_ tremble augment Mahometique, L’Heraut soy rendre a crier est commis. English. A Fleet shall suffer Shipwrack near the _Adriatick_ Sea, The Earth quaketh, a motion of the Air cometh upon the Land, _Ægypt_ trembleth for fear of the Mahometan increase. The Herald surrendring shall be appointed to cry. ANNOT. In the two first Verses is foretold a great storm by the _Adriatick_ Sea, in which a Fleet shall be dispersed, and many suffer Shipwrack. The two last Verses relate the great fear _Ægypt_ was in, when the great Turk _Sultan Selyn_ went to conquer it. The last Verse is concerning a Herald, which was surrendered to the contrary party, and by them was appointed to perform that office in their behalf. LXXXVII. French. Apres viendra des extremes Contrées, Prince _Germain_ dessus Throsne d’Oré, La servitude & les Eaux rencontrées, La Dame serve son temps plus n’adoré. English. After that shall come out of the remote Countreys, A _German_ Prince upon a gilded Throne, The slavery and waters shall meet, The Lady shall serve, her time no more worshipped.