LVIII.
French.
Au costé gauche a lendroit de Vitry,
Seront guettez les trois rouges de France,
Tous assommez rouge, noir non meurdry,
Par les Bretons remis en asseurance.
English.
On the left hand over against Vitry,
The three red ones of France shall be watched for,
All the red shall be knockt dead, the black not murdered,
By the Britains set up again in security.
ANNOT.
What is meant here by the three red ones of France is hard to decide, whether they be Cardinals or Judges; because both wear commonly Scarlet Gowns, or some Noblemen cloathed in Scarlet, but it seemeth by this that there shall be a lying in wait for four men, three of which shall be cloathed in Red, and one in Black, those in Red shall be knockt down dead, but he in Black shall not, and this is to be done on the left hand, over against Vitry, which is a City in Champagne.