XXXV.
French.
Puisné Roial flagrant d’ardant libide,
Pour se jouir de cousine Germaine,
Habit de femme au Temple d’Artemide,
Allant murdry par incogneu du Marne.
English.
The Kingly youngest son heated with burning lust,
For to enjoy his Cosen German,
Shall in womans apparrel go to the Temple of Artemis;
Going, shall be murdered by unknown du Marne.
ANNOT.
This is concerning the younger son of a King, who being extreamly in love with his Cosen German, shall disguise himself in a womans apparel, and shall go so disguised to the Temple of Artemide (that is of some Church Dedicated to the Virgin Mary) to meet her, but in going, shall be murdered by an unknown man named du Marne.