The first Verse seemed to Prophecy the Reformation of Religion, and the change of opinion concerning the Lords Supper, which should be no more a Sacrifice (as the Roman Church calleth the Mass) of a body without a soul, but only a commemoration of the Lords death, as the second Verse confirmeth, saying, The day of the death shall be put for the Birth-day, seeing, that by the commemoration of that death, we are renewed into a newness of life, and as it were born again. The last two Verse are easie.

XIV.

French.

A Tours, Gien, Gergeau, seront yeux penetrans,

Descouvriront le long de la grande Sereine,

Elle & sa Suite au Port seront entrans,

Combat poussez Puissance Souveraine.

English.

At Tours, Gien, Gergeau, shall be piercing eyes,

Who shall discover along the great Syren,