LV.

French.

En l’an qu’un œil en _France_ Regnera, La Cour sera en un bien fascheux trouble, Le grand de _Blois_ son amy tuera, Le Regne mis en mal & doubte double.

English.

In the year that one eye shall Reign in _France_, The Court shall be in a very hard trouble, The great one of _Blois_ shall kill his friend, The Kingdom shall be in an ill case, and double doubt.

ANNOT.

The meaning of the first Verse is, when a King having but one eye shall Reign in _France_.

_Blois_ is a City in _France_ upon the River _Loire_.