LVI.

French.

Camp prés de Noudam pasiera Goussanville,

Et a Maiotes laissera son enseigne,

Convertira en instant plus de mille,

Cherchant le deux remettre en chaine & legne.

English.

A Camp shall by Noudam go beyond Goussanville,

And shall leave its Ensign at Maiotes,

And shall in an instant convert above a thousand,

Seeking to put the two parties in good understanding together.

ANNOT.

These three words of Noudam, Goussanville, and Maiotes are three little inconsiderable Countrey Towns, situated near one another; the meaning then of it is, that an Army near Noudam, shall go through Goussanville, and shall in an instant convert, that is, draw to his party above a thousand of the contrary party, the business being about the procuring of a good understanding and amity between two great ones.