pass over the tops of the mountains, and the shade of him •ho wears the helmet. Albania shall be indignant, and, calling together its allies, shall seek to shed blood. A bit shall be put into its jaws, which shall be forged in the bay of Armonca. The eagle of the broken treaty shall gild it, and shall rejoice at its third nest making. Roaring whelps shall be awake, and neglecting the groves, shall hunt within the walls of cities. They shall make no small slaughter of those who resist, and shall cut out the tongues of bulls. They shall load with chains the necks of them that roar, and shall renew ancient times. Then the thumb shall roll round in oil, from the first to the fourth, from the fourth to the third, and from the third to the second. The sixth will overthrow the fortifications of Ireland, and will level .the groves with the plain, will reduce different portions into one whole, and will be crowned with the head of a lion. His beginning will yield to vain affections, but his end will rise to heaven. He will clothe two cities with the pallium, and will give to virgins the gifts of virgins. Then he will deserve the favour of the thunderer, and will be 'laced among the blessed. There will go forth from him aÎynx penetrating everything, which will threaten the ruin of his own nation. For by its means Neustria will lose both their lands, and will be deprived of its former dignity. Then the citizens will return to the island ; for a dissension will vise among the foreigners. Also, a snow-white old man on a mow-white horse will divide the river, and with a white rod •ill measure out a mill-stream above it. Cadwallader will invite Gonan, and will receive Albany in alliance. There will be a slaughter of foreigners ; their rivers will fiow with blood ; then the Armorican mountains will burst forth, and the Bruti will be crowned with a diadem. Cambria will be filled with joy, and the strength of Cornwall will flourish ; the island shall he called by the name of Brutus, and the use of the name of the foreigner shall perish. From Conan shall come forth a warlike boar, who shall exercise the sharpness of his teeth, within the Gallic woods. For he shall cut down every large oak, and shall afford his protection to the smaller ones. The Arabs shall tremble before him, and the Africans. For he shall extend his impetuous course into farther Spain. A goat of the camp of Venus shall succeed, having golden horns and * silver beard, and who will breathe forth out of his nostrils