LXX.

French.

Pluye, Faim, Guerre en _Perse_ non cessée, La foy trop grande trahira le Monarque; Par la finie en _Gaule_ commencée, Secret augure pour a un estre parque.

English.

The Rain, Famine, War, in _Persia_ being not ceased, Too great credulity shall betray the Monarque; Being ended there it shall begin in _France_, A secret Omen to one that he shall die.

ANNOT.

The meaning of the two first Verses, is, that while the Rain, Famine, and War shall be in _Persia_, a Monarque shall be betrayed by his credulity. The third Verse signifieth that this Rain, Famine and War being ended in _Persia_, it shall begin in _France_. And the fourth Verse, that this shall be an Omen to a great Person of his approaching death.