XLVI.

French.

Bien defendu le fait par excellence, Garde toy _Tours_ de ta proche ruine, _Londres_ & _Nantes_ par _Rheims_ fera defence, Ne passes outre au temps de la bruine.

English.

The fact shall be defended excellently well _Tours_ beware of thy approaching ruine, _London_ and _Nantes_ by _Rhemes_ shall stand upon their defence, Do not go further in foggy weather.

ANNOT.

_Tours_ is the chief City of a Province in _France_, called _Touraine_, which is commended here for having resisted excellently well; but is forewarned to look to her self after that, and to beware of her approaching ruine.