III.
French.
Dā_Arras_ & _Bourges_ de Brodes grands enseignes, Un plus grand nombre de _Gascons_ battre a pied, Ceux long du _Rhosne_ saigneront les _Espagnes_, Proche du Mont ou _Sagunte_ sassied.
English.
From _Arras_ and _Bourges_ many colours of black men shall come, A greater number of _Gascons_ shall go on foot, Those along the _Rhosne_ shall let _Spain_ blood, Near the Mountain where _Saguntus_ is seated.
ANNOT.
_Arras_ and _Bourges_ are Cities of _France_. As for _brodes_, we have said before that it signifie brown men, such as are the _Gascoins_, inhabiting the Province of _Aquitania_ near _Spain_.
_Saguntus_ is a City in _Spain_, that was destroyed by the _Romans_.