Classe trireme contre gent Mahometique

De Parthe, & Mede & piller les Cyclades ,

Repos long temps au grand port I onique.

It remains to decide on the fourth line of quatrain 3-14. Here it is already necessary to visit the site of the fifth Centuria. The two words of the line are found in quatrain 5-64. IN neighboring quatrain another " honor " – "honneur".

5-64 Les assembles par repoz du grand nombre,

Par terre & mer conseil contremande':

Pres de l'Automne Gennes, Nice de l'ombre

Par champs & villes le chef contrebande' .

Well, here's what you can see above:

5-55 De la felice Arabie contrade,

N aistra puissant de loy M a hom etique:

Vexer l'Espaigne, conquester la Grenade, E t plus par me ra la gent lygustique.

5-56 Par le trespas du tres vieil lart pontife,

Sera esleu R oma in de bon aage :

Qu'il sera dict que le siege debiffe, Et long tiendra & de picquant ouuraige.

5-57 I stra du mont Gaulfier & A uentin,

Qui par le trou aduertira l'armee :

Entre deux rocz sera prins le butin, De SEX T , mansol faillir la renommee.

5-58 De laqueduct d'Vticense, Gardoing,

P ar la forest & mont Inaccessible:

En my du pont sera tasche' au poing ,

Le chef Nemans qui tant sera terrible.

Again the same dilemma " PALMERIN " or " PLATIR "? Along with it, some familiar words appeared: “ in + felice ”, “ hom + me ”, “ vieil ”, “ aage ”.

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In the past, I paid more attention to word counts. It is understandable. The game of capital letters has not yet been discovered by me. Now I don’t even know if I found simple coincidences – or, after all, that was the Author’s intention.

3-16 Vn prince Anglois Mars a` son coeur de ciel,

Vouldra poursuiure sa fortune prospère: Des deux duelles l'vn percera le fiel, Hay de luy, bien ayme de sa mere.

Prince of England – Mars in his heart from the sky,

He wants to prolong his prosperous luck:

Of the two duelists, one will pierce the bile,

Hated by him, very much loved by his mother.

“The coincidences are as follows: “Princes” in the first seven Centuries – 33, “Englishmen” – “ Anglois ( e )” – 9, in total 42.

"Mars" – 29, "hearts" – " coeur , cueur " – 13, in total – also 42.

And finally, everything is from the sky. There are also 42 words " ciel " in the seven centuries.

Could such correspondences have been formed by chance? I assume not.

And now a little fresh breath on this topic. Quite a bit, about maternal love and duels – “ duelle ”, of which there are only four in the seven Centuries. This one from them :

2-34 … Le fi er du el le viendra en F ra n ce nuire.

2-35 Dans deux logis de nuict le feu prendra,

Plusieurs dedans estoufes & rostis:

Pres de deux fleuues pour seur il auiendra,

Sol, l'Arq, & Ca per tous seront amortis.

Here is "pierced bile" – " per + ce + ra fi + el " number one, followed by the second:

4-90 Les deux copies aux murs ne pourront ioindre

Dans cest instant trembler Milan, Ticin:

Faim, soif, doubtan ce si fort les viendra poindre,

Chair, pain, ne viures n'auront vn seul boncin.

4-91 Au duc Gaulois contrainct battre au duelle ,

La nef Mellele monech n'aproche ra ,

Tort accuse', prison per petu el le,

Son fi lz regner auant mort taschera.

Well, the promised love of the mother – " mere " for her son, the hated prince, who, it seems, is already preparing for new duels – " due + lles ". The word "ay + me" also present .

4-7 Le mineur filz du grand & hay prince ,

De lepre aura a vingt ans grande tache:

De due il sa mere mourra bien triste & mince,

Et il mourra la ou tombe chet lache.

4-8 La grand cite' d'assault prompt & repentin,