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LXXVI.

French.

D’un nom farouche tel proferé sera. Que les trois Sœurs auront _Fato_ le nom, Puis grand peuple par langue & fait dira, Plus que nul autre aura bruit & renom.

English.

By a wild name one shall be called So that the three Sisters shall have the name of _Fato_, Afterwards a great people by Tongue and Deeds, shall say, He shall have fame and renown more than any other.

ANNOT.

By the three Sisters, he meaneth the three Destinies, _viz._ _Clotho_, _Lachesis_ and _Atropos_, which the Poets have fained to Spin every mans destiny, which he calleth here _Fato_, from the Latin word _Fatum_. The rest may be interpreted as well by the Reader, as by my self.