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XXXIII.

French.

Des principaux de Cité rebellée, Qui tiendront fort pour liberté r’avoir, Detrencher masles, infœlice meslée! Cris, hurlemens a _Nantes_ pitieux voir.

English.

Of the chief men in a rebelled City, Who shall stand out to recover their liberty, The Males shall be cut in pieces, O unhappy quarrel! Cries and houlings, it shall be pity to see at _Nantes_.

ANNOT.

The Author applyeth this Prophecie to the City of _Nantes_ in _Britany_, but want of Books that treat of the History of that Countrey; I could neither satisfie my self, nor the Reader, if this hath come to pass already or not.