Forraign and domestick prophesies

Here followeth the Principal of, or these names given by the Ancient Prophets to know the Coronog Fabau or the prophecyed Brittish Conqueror, which will win the holy Cross through Christ∣endom.

Pymthag enwarweini awg ar hwn ad weinir ••r hawg Mae ith gwmpas ail Josswy fil o benwe Amroy, Rob. Ddv.

Sai h Robin Ddv this Conqueror bears 15 chief names, but a thousand nam••s besides belong unto him.

The 15 names are these.

• 1. The Sibils called him the second Lyon of great Brittain, whose days wil be distinguished into three notable times, the first time wil be impatient, weak and angry with him. The second time he wil dest••oy and burn. The third time he wil build Churches and Towns, and convert Jews and Pagans to the Christian Fai••h.
• 2. The Angel Taliesin called him the Bull with the large Territories.
• 3. Merlin Ambros called him the King of the weak Nati∣on.
• 4, Merlin Silvestris called him the Bull of a triplicite na∣ture.
• 5. St. David called him, the Son of the Man.
• 6. St. Thomas called him the Ki g of Virgi••ity.
• 7. Evan Feidwy called him the King of the black Stags.
• 8. Banast••r called him the King of the Foord of Tyfod∣dvon.

• 9. Beder called him the Eagle of the Race of the cleer Lan∣guage.
• 10. Mr. Talktan called him the Unicorn.
• 11. St. Jerman called him the faithful Serpent, which wil conquer the Kingdom of the Saxons.
• 12. Alan the Monk called him the Golden Lyon, which will take the wing of a Dragon and flye to Rome.
• 13. Moluigail Abbot of Ireland called him the sixt of Ire∣land which wil not submit to no mans Ordinance, but to God.
• 14. Arpheus a Patriark called him, the best of the who wil destroy his enemies of England, conquer most part of the world, subdue the Turk and the Pope in whose time shal be wonders heard, and the fall of Prin∣ces.

Manifest signs and tokens to know and discern the prophecyed Conqueror when he comes.

This Conquerour by consent of Prophets, wil be meek and lowly, without pride or wilful contempt, That he wil keep and preserve his bod•• in his youthful years in capacity of war∣like affairs, till he takes that great charge in hand, and wil hold on in that car••ful preservation til he makes an end of his Con∣quest, both in great Brittain, and elsewhere, and until he makes a full Conquest of his en••mies, and winne the holy Cross.

This Conquerour wil be a Brittain by the fathers side, but an English-man born, and in his time wil be the greatest Ar∣mies of men, that ever was heard of before in Brittain, with which he wil challenge his enemies to the field at the borders of Rivers and waters, and by strength of his great Armies he wil drive Armies of Pagans to be drowned. That he wil be a Wolf with open and devouring mouth to the strong that wil resist him, and as innocent as a Lamb to the weak and harm∣less.

Further, the Prophets have foretold that he wil be Empe∣rour of Rome, and that he wil conquer Africa, and from thenceforth wil he be called the Cock of the Brittaines, and he wil be the sixt, which wil make his way from Ireland to the holy Land.