XI.

French.

Le mouvement de Sens, Cœur, Pieds, & Mains, Seront d’accord, _Naples_, _Leon_, _Sicile_, Glaives, Feux, Eaux, puis au Noble Romains, Plongez, Tuez, Morts, par cerveau debile.

English.

The motion of the Sense, Heart, Feet and Hands, Shall agree, _Naples_, _Leon_, _Sicily_, Swords, Fires, Waters, then to the noble _Romans_, Dipt, Killed, Dead, by a _weak-brain_.

ANNOT.

The two first Verses signifie the concord that shall be among the _Spanish_ dominions, expressed here by _Sense_, _Heart_, _Feet_, and _Hands_. After which, the _Romans_ or those of _Rome_, shall be evilly intreated, being _drowned, killed, and put to death by a weak brain_. I guess this to have come to pass, when the Emperour _Charles_ the V. his Army sacked _Rome_, under the command of the Duke of _Bourbon_, who was killed at the Assault; and of the Prince of _Orange_, who permitted licentiousness to his Souldiers, and suffered them to commit more violence, than ever the _Goths_ or _Vandales_ did, and therefore is called here _weak brain_. This Prince of _Orange_ was of the House of _Chalon_, after which came that of _Nassau_.