XCIV.

French.

Deux grand, freres seront chassez d’_Espagne_, Laisné vaincu soubs les Monts _Pyrænæes_, Rougis Mer, _Rhosne_, sang _Leman_, d’_Alemagne_, _Narbon_, _Blyterre_, d’_Agath_ contaminées.

English.

Two great Brothers shall be driven from _Spain_, The elder of them shall be overcome under the _Pyrenean_ Mountains Bloody Sea, _Rhosne_, Blood _Leman_ of _Germany_, _Narbon_, _Bliterre_ of _Agath_ polluted.

ANNOT.

The two first Verses are easily understood by those that know the _Pyrenean_ Mountains, to be those that part _Spain_ from _France_. The two last Verses signifie there shall be bloody Wars in those places; the _Rhosne_ is a swift River of _France_, that passeth through the City of _Lyons_; _Leman_ is the Lake of _Geneva_, and _Narbon_ is a City of _Languedock_.