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XLIII.

French.

Gens d’alentour du _Tar_, _Lot_, & _Garonne_, Gardez les Monts _Apennins_ de passer, Vostre tombeou pres de _Rome_ & d’_Ancone_, Le noir poil crespe fera Trophée dresser.

English.

People that live about the _Tar_, _Lot_, and _Garonne_, Take heed to go over the _Apennine_ Mountains, Your Grave is near _Rome_ and _Ancona_, The black frisled hair shall dress a Trophy of you.

ANNOT.

The _Tar_, the _Lot_, and the _Garone_, are three Rivers of _Gascony_, the Inhabitants of which are forewarned not to go over the _Apennine_ Mountains, or else they shall meet with their Graves near _Rome_ and _Ancona_. This hath relation to the 38 Stanza, and to the interpretation thereof, therefore _vide_.