LIX.

French.

Deux assiegez en ardante ferveur, De soif estaints pour deux plaines Tasses; Le fort limé & un vieillard resueur, Au _Genois_, de _Nizza_ monstrera trace.

English.

Two besieged, being in a burning heat, Shall die for thirst, want of two Bowls full, The Fort being filed, an old doting man, Shall show to the _Genoese_ the way to _Nizza_.

ANNOT.

The two first Verses are plain. The two last Verses signifie that an old doting man shall shew to the _Genoeses_ the way how to take _Nizza_, a Town hard by them, by filing some Iron Grates, by which they shall get into the Town.