Chapter LXXVIII: French
Subite joye en subite tristesse,
Sera a _Rome_ aux graces embrassées,
Dueil, cris, pleurs, larm, sang, excellent liesse,
Contraires bandes surprises & troulsées.
English.
Sudden joy shall turn into a sudden sadness,
At _Rome_ to the embraced graces,
Mourning, cries, weeping, tears, blood, excellent joy,
Contrary Troops surprized and carryed away.
ANNOT.
There is nothing difficult here, but what he meaneth by _Embraced graces_, for my part I believe them some new married Couples, who in the middle of their jollity shall fall into these disasters.
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The true prophecies or prognostications of Michael Nostradamus, physician to Henry II. Francis II. and Charles IX. Kings of France, and one of the best astronomers that ever were.Chapter LXXVIII: French
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