XXXIII.

French.

_Jupiter_ joint plus _Venus_ qu’a la Lune, Apparoissant de plenitude blanche, _Venus_ cachée soubs la blancheur _Neptune_, De _Mars_ frappée par la gravée branche.

English.

_Jupiter_ being more joyned to _Venus_ then to the Moon, Appearing in a full whiteness, _Venus_ being hid under the whiteness of _Neptune_, Stricken by _Mars_ through the ingraved branch.

ANNOT.

These terms being _Astronomical_ and _Astrological_, it is hard to guess at the Authors mind.