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XXIV.

French.

Bestes farouches de faim Fleuves traner, Plus part du Champ encontre _Ister_ sera, En Cage de Fer le grand fera traisner. Quand rien enfant de _Germain_ n’observera.

English.

Wild Beasts for hunger shall swim over Rivers, Most part of the field shall be near _Ister_, Into an Iron Cage he shall cause the great one to be drawn, When the Child of _German_ shall observe nothing.

ANNOT.

_Ister_ is a River, _German_ is a proper name of some considerable person, whose Son shall not observe or take notice when that eminent person mentioned here, shall be drawn into an Iron Cage.