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L'Olestant vieulx cite' ruynera: Fort desolee verra sa Romanie, Puis la grand flamme estaindre ne scaura.

4-83 Combat nocturne le vaillant capitaine …

So whether it is a brooch or a skewer – the question remains open.

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Well , I continue my past entries. Quatrain 4-42 is interesting, first of all, with the numeral "sixty" in its composition.

4-42 Geneue & Langres par ceux de Chatres & Dolle,

Et par Grenoble captif au Montlimard:

Seysset, Losanne par fraudulente dole,

Les trahiront par or soyxante marc.

Geneva and Langres, through those of Chartres and Dole,

And Grenoble is captured(?) in Montelimar:

Seysel, Lausanne, by cunning deceit,

They will be betrayed for sixty marks of gold.

Sixty marks … So the money appeared in the Centuries. Or maybe they were before, just went unnoticed? There was an idea to check how things are with the "stamps" in the texts.

The first quatrain turned out to be very noteworthy.

1-31 Tant d'ans les guerres en Gaule dureront,

Oultre la course du Castulon monarque:

Victoire incerte trois grands couronneront,

Aigle, coq, lune, lyon, soleil en marque .

So many years of war in Gaul will last,

In addition to the path of the monarch from Castulon:

Three great ones will crown an indefinite victory,

Eagle, rooster, moon, lion, sun in a stamp.

The brand, in a slightly different form, is “ marque ”, which contains the five listed objects. It became necessary to count them in the first seven Centuries.

" Aigle " = 12, " coq " = 9, " lune ( luna )" = 12, " lyon " = 14, " soleil " = 13. Total = 60. That was pretty predictable.

It's too early to put an end to the topic with stamps. There are many more interesting things ahead. Quatrain for the sixth Centuria will lead further.

6-41 Le second chef du regne Dannemarc,

Par ceulx de Frize & l'isle Britannique,

Fera despendre plus de cent mille marc ,

Vain exploicter voyage en Italique.

Second Head of the Kingdom of Denmark,

Through those of Frisia and the British Isles

Will make you withdraw more than a hundred thousand marks,

Traveling to Italy in vain.

Like the second head of Denmark, I would have made a trip to this quatrain in vain if I had not paid attention to " cent mille ". "One Hundred Thousands" was found in another quatrain not far from this place:

6-49 De la partie de Mammer grand Pontife,

Subiuguera les confins du Dannube:

Chasser les croix par fer raffe ne riffe,

Captifz, or, bagues plus de cent mille rubes.

From the side of Mummer, the great Pontifex,

Subdue the limits of the Danube:

Casting out the cross with iron at any cost,

Prisoners, gold, rings more than one hundred thousand rubles.

It is in this quatrain that the necessary information is contained, but it is buried by the Author much more deeply than in the first case. There are 28 prisoners – “ captif ( z )” in the first cycle of “Prophecies”, gold – “ or ” – 22, but there are no rings – “ bagues ” anywhere else. The result was still the same, 60, but one ten was missing. Yes, the task was difficult, however, the answer was found. In French, the word " bague " has a synonym for " aneau " – a ring. AND it once present only V quatrain 7-23:

7-23 Le Royal sceptre sera contrainct de prendre,

Ce que ses predecesseurs auoient engaige':

Puis que l' aneau on fera mal entendre,