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LXXXVI.

French.

Un chef d’_Ausonne_ aux _Espagnes_ ira, Par Mer, sera arrest dedans _Marseilles_, Avant sa mort un long temps languira, Apres sa mort on verra grand merveille.

English.

A chief man of _Ausone_ shall go into _Spain_ By Sea, he shall stay at _Marseilles_, He shall languish a great while before his death, After his death great wonders shall be seen.

ANNOT.

Here is nothing obscure but the word _Ausone_, by which is meant the City of _Bordeaux_, so named by the Author every where, for having brought forth that famous Latine Poet, and Counsul of _Rome_, _Ausonius_.