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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A04525	The pope translated out of the old Dutch coppye, in print all most 50 yeares since, and novv reprinted, 1621.	John, of Capistrano, Saint, 1386-1456.	1621 (1621)	STC 14650.5; ESTC S4104	2,557	2

THE POPE De Paus. The French King shal be driven out of his land by his owne Subjects for he shall excercise tyrannie against the Professours of the Gospell of Christ therto styrred up sporred forwards by the Priests and Bishopps Who being with money bought treacherouslie to betray him shall mislead and deliver him yet he shall seeme to doe the same in respect of his Freinds and being thrust out and deceived he shal be left and forsaken of those whom he most trusted to this shall happen in the end of the second course of tyme then the Armes hang on a drie or witherdstock Now this is understood as passed in the time of H. de valoys The Lion prepares for his yong a strong and everlasting neast but none of the same shall possesse it though they were set in it but when the Lion shall fal into the third course of tyme then shall there foorthwith be elected in his place a zealous resolute person by name Frederick on the Rhyn by Aken whose ofspring shall stretch it selfe to the end of World for the end is at hand The King of Fraunce after being a wearie of banishment and Crosses turning about shal joyn himselfe to the assemblie of the Christians striving against the enemies of the Word and be received again of his own for in those tymes shall the Christian Church there have no other Antistes nor head The Pope sheweth the declining and help-seeking Emperour the Ballaunce saying ponder with your self and consider wheither I have any place at Rome or not for I am quite of all except your helpe otherwise I should hold my oath but the R. C. shal be remooved to Ments Their Bishoppricks shall get others who shall with more fruite of Godlines and lesse pride raygne then the other have done In the yeares 67. and 68. shall these things come to passe and he that shall then live shall much admire the peace unitie rest and ease among men For there shall be so great Slaughters and Bloodshed that those very few which remayn over shal see and have God and the old Peace to dwel with them and that for a certayne space of tyme. At the same time shall the Pope Cardinalls Archbishops and all Spiritual states by divers punishments and suffering be driv'ne unto the former life of the Apostles I Capis Serv of Ies Chr after this have seen in a vision 4. streames from the 4. corners of the World in strife with the great Seo who when they could not get the victorie came Oceanus but Oceanus the 4. streames overmaysterd the great Sea By Oceanus compared vvith the great Sea the interpreters understand the Iland of Brittayne O Pope o Duke of Millyane how faeminine is thy warre how woman like are they that depend on thee wheras al warre bends itselfe against thee to the end that thou mayst fal The Hellish Dragon his Counsel giver All the Empires of the world shal be cast vnder our feete This Lion is Borgondie The Christiā Church The Scrues that doe guide the Shippe These are onlie the trustie ●●rs of the Ship The cockboat The Antichr Beast sprong up anno 313 vvho shauld have power for 42 vveeks vvhich make 1260. dayes or yeares from vvhich abstract 18. vvherby it agrees vvith the Propheticall time the remaynder joynd to the former make 1555. the time that C V. must give libertie of conscience adding therto 67 or 68. according to Capistranus so have vve 1622. 1623. This strange Figure hath beene thus drawne and paynted out two hundred Yeares afore the byrth of Carolus M and found in a stone Wall but then alltogeither without any interpretation therby onelie that by the one person was written the name of Carolus by the other the Pope neither did any man presume to foretell or prognosticate any thing therout save onelie Mr. Iohn Carion who fortold the death of some although not wholly so well as this figure for he fayled 10 yeares in his accoumpt But there hath lived in our tymes a Moonk in a Cloyster in Slesia named Capistranus who was highlie esteemed and of great accoumpt among the Mathematicians and in many things as it is sayd a Prognosticatour and a Prophet Who as he chaunced to get this Figure which was of it selfe without any explication therof therby he laboured very diligentlie to discover the misteries therof and by al means to make knowne the secrets of the same but when he saw his labour lost and all in vayne he committed therfore the revelation therof wholly unto God not long after which tyme appeared a very fearfull Commeet in the Firmament by meanes wherof began the revolution of the same and by Calculating uppon that Celestiall Figure with examining and curious looking therinto he found that it threatned all Germanie and the Romayne Empire with great destruction and ruine then caused he this Figure to be drawen uppon a Francine or Parchement and carefully shutting the same into a clefte of a wall leaving ther a marckable signe wherby it might after his death be found out dispersed and divulged it was in Anno 1548. when I gotte the same of hem that found it I Capistranus a Servant of God have seen by the revelation of the most High the signification of this Figure even through Calculating uppon the fearfull Commeet the variation of tymes and Empires Namely that in the yeare 1547. shall arise a very bitter enemie of the word of God while he shall give himselfe out for a defender of the same then by falshood and deceit pretending to joyn with the Duitch Princes he shall seeme to set before them the disobedience of some particular men as also a pretense for the reformation of the Church this shall from North and south bring great destruction with it al these things notwithstādinge he shal chastise the foolish bewitched Germaynes with their owne weapons and oppresse the heads of the Empire in the first course of tyme he shall without bloodshed have all to his owne will he shall enlarge the corners of or between his Columns or Pillars in those 3. yeares shall he deprive them of their might and Priviledge In the second course shal he priviledge and make free al those of his beliefe labour to breake downe and destroy Gods building to curbe those that withstand him than shal the desolate Dukes and Princes see that they are deceived and shal be possessed with terrour and feare on every side In these 3. yeares shall he attempt to doe many things but in respect of the manyfold troubles that shal come he shall be hindered from his deseignes yet he shall give no credit unto the traytours and he shall in all quarters shed much Christian blood In the thyrd cours he shall in a kind of a Phrensie bring a number lesse multitude of all sorts of people for to roote out and displant both the word of God and the Christian Princes and so shall there be every where madnes and bloodshed then shall there be elected a King who notwithstanding his being a King he shall not be honourd with Kinglie honour yet many shall depend uppon him In these 3. yeares shall they bring Carolus his ofspring and posteritie with all his Confederates and adherentes under subjection and obedience Translated out of the old Dutch coppye in Print all most 50. Yeares since And novv reprinted 1621.