XXXVII.

French.

Un peu devant que le Soleil sabsconse, Conflict donné, grand peuple dubieux, Profligez, Port-Marin ne fait responce, Pont & Sepulchre en deux estranges lieux.

English.

A little before the Sun setteth, A Battle shall be given, a great people shall be doubtful, Of being foiled, the Sea-Port maketh no answer, A Bridge and Sepulchre shall be in two strange places.

ANNOT.

The two first verses I believe are concerning the Battle of Saint _Denis_, which was fought in the Evening hard by _Paris_, and where the Constable of _Montmorency_ was kill’d, which made that great people of _Paris_ to be doubtful.

The other two Verses I leave to the interpretation of the Reader.