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LXXIV.

French.

Du lac _Leman_ & ceux des _Brannonices_, Tous assemblez contre ceux d’_Aquitaine_, Germans beaucoup encores plus _Sovisses_, Seronts des faits avec ceux du _Maine_.

English.

From lake _Leman_, and from the _Brannonues_, They shall be gathered against those of _Aquitania_, Great many _Germans_, and many more _Switzers_, Shall be routed together with those of _Maine_.

ANNOT.

Lake _Leman_, is the Lake of _Geneva_. The _Brannonices_ are those of _Sens_, so called; because they took _Rome_ under the Conduct of their Captain _Brennus_, and afterwards built _Brenona_, a Town belonging since to the _Venetians_, who calls it _Verona_.

_Aquitania_ is that Province of _France_, called now _Gascony_. _Maine_ is a Province in _France_. The rest needeth no explication.