LXXI.

French.

Les exiles en _Sicile_ viendront, Pour delivrer de faim la gent estrange, Au point du jour les _Celtes_ luy faudront, La vie demeure a raison Roy se range.

English.

The banished persons shall come into _Sicily_, To free the forrain Nation from hunger, In the dawning of the day the _Celtes_ shall fail them, Their Life shall be preserved, the King shall submit to reason.

ANNOT.

It is hard to judge what he meaneth by that _Forreign Nation_, which shall be relieved in _Sicily_, by the banished, nor what _King_ is that which _shall submit to reason_; let it be left to every body’s private judgement.