LXXXI.

French.

Par feu du Ciel la Cité presqu’aduste, L’Urne menace encor _Deucalion_, Vexée _Sardaigne_ par la punique fuste, Apres le _Libra_ lairra son _Phaeton_.

English.

By fire from Heaven the City shall be almost burnt, The Waters threatens another _Deucalion_, _Sardaigne_ shall be vexed by an _African_ Fleet, After that _Libra_ shall have left her _Phaeton_.

ANNOT.

All is plain but the last Verse, the sense of which is, that the things before spoken, shall happen when the Sun is newly come out of the sign of _Libra_.