IV.

French.

L’Important Prince fasché, plaint & querelle, De rapts & pillé par Coqs & par Libiques, Grand & par Terre, par Mer infinis Voiles, Seule _Italie_ sera chassant _Celtiques_.

English.

The considerable Prince vexed, complaineth and quarelleth, Concerning rapes and plunderings done by the Cocks and Libiques Great trouble by Land, by Sea infinite Sails, _Italy_ alone shall drive away the _French_.

ANNOT.

This considerable Prince was _Philip_ the II. King of _Spain_, who was vexed to see the Cocks, that is the _French_, and Libiques that is the _Turks_ joyned together, under _Barbarossa_ to commit so many Rapes and violences upon his Subjects.