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LXXVI.

French.

Foudre en _Bourgongne_ avec cas portenteux, Que par engin oncques ne pourroit faire, De leur Senat _Sacriste_ fait boiteux, Fera Scavoir aux ennemis l’affaire.

English.

Lightning in _Burgundy_, with marvellous accidents, Which could never have been done by art, Of their Senate _Sacriste_ being lamed, Shall make known the business to the enemies.

ANNOT.

The _Senate_ or Parliament of _Burgundy_, sits at _Dijon_, among them there is always a Church-man, that is one of the Judges, to see that nothing be done to the prejudice of the Church. I suspect that it is he, that is called here _Sacriste_, and who shall reveal the business to the _Enemies_. The two first Verses need no explication.