Forraign and domestick prophesies

A prophesie of Merlin Silvestris, of the Bore or late King, of the late Warrs, the Kings flight, Worcester fight, and of the Conquest of the black Lyon.

Ni ffor r Baedd yn ddy¦gyffro onid enid awr, kanis Tair E∣win a gyfyd yn er bin y Baedd, ag vn or talr Ewin a ddaw o Scotland, r ail o brydain, ar drydydd o gymev, a phan dd••chrevo r tair Ewin hiu ddigio, hwy Awnant ir Baed lawer Twrn At∣kas. yr hwn yn r Amser yna, a gyffrv yn dramynych, ag yna i gwna ef kyrch krevlon yn erbin i elynion, either in bydd elwor vn oisiwrn eiav ef, or Achos i kymer y Baedd goevlondeb a llid mawr wrtho hvn, ag wrth lawer o bobl y dyrnas, ar Baedd a kynill lawer o b••bl, r hain drwy lid a dywyssaef ir dehevdir, or man ni ddaw ganthaw ef ddimbydd yw dyrnas, namyn yn vnig Alltidion, ofe a bery yr Anghhariad hwn chyngtho ai dyrnas yn hi o Amser ynol.

Ag o fewn y Barkvtanod Amser hwn, i kyfyd Scotland, a phrydain a Chymrv yn erhin y baedd er dig iddo ef, ag hefyd tàlm or Gwiddil a gwyr Almaen a ssaiff yn gadarn yn erbin y Badd yn ol hyn y Rhdd brenin y Gogledd wyf dyfwn, ar y bobl dierth i ddyfod ar feirch breniav i dyrnas y Baedd, a ffwyso aw∣nant hwy yn grevlon yn erbin y Saxonia••d, ag yna i kilia r Baeddir movais bycn••u oi bobl gidag ef, ag ar fyrder ar oll i fynedef ir mor, i chenir y dyrnas yn dair chau, ag yn ol llawer o fateloed a byrion ym••addav, i kysid Parchell o weddill kenedl, ag awna sialens am y fflowr de lvws ai dyrnas.

Kais hin ofewn amser y ll••w dv, diame ydiw na chaif y Baedd heddwch yny dyrnas, kanis aml ymladdav a fyd o fewn r ynys hon trabar hathoi llow hi, o fewn r Amser hwn wi bydd tra

Amal y Barkvtanad, ag yn ol hin y bydd maes, yn y hon a de∣strowir a dwylaw, ar llew dv ai gledd a ynylly dyruas ar Gor••n.

The Translation: That the Bore shall not continue in peace but a short time, for 3 sharp Nayl••s or Armies will r••s•• against him; one from Scotland, the s••cond from Brittain, the ••••i••d from Wales; and when these three beg••ns to fr••wn, th y will work shr••wd turn•• to the Bore, who, in those times will be often moved; then w••ll ••e furiously assault his enemies, ••ut sh••ll not ca••ry the glory or gain from any of his Ba••tels or Fields; which offes will exasperate the Bore with cruelty again••t his enemies; then the Bore will gather a great multitude of people, and will command them to South-Wales, from where t••ey will return without glory or conquest, but l••me and m••i••ed souldiers; and this rent, hatred or division will for a long while after continue b••tween him and his kingdom, and within this tim•• of the Kites, will Scotland, England an•• Wales arise a∣gainst the Bore, with much wrath and hatred; lik••wise a party of the Irish and men of the German ••ec•• will strongly and st••u••∣ly rise up against the Bore; then ••ill a King of the No th give sharp summons to stranger people to come by sea to the king∣dome of the Bore; then will the Saxons b•• heavily pressed with the strength of these stranger ••nemy.

Then will the Bore be forced to flye to the sea with a very small company with him? and shortly after that he will betake himself to sea, will his kingdome be ruled by three, and after many battels and short fightings, will arise a Pigge of the rem∣nant of a f••mily and while he be sucking at his mothers breast, h•• shal make a challenge to the F••ower de Lu••e, and his Kingdom seek out for this time when the B••ack Lyon shall appear and stand up; for then without doubt the Bore shall h••ve neither ••est nor peace in his kingdome, for there will be in h s time ma∣ni••old Battels in this Isl••nd of Brittain while her Lyon en••u••e••; in which time will K••tes be num••rous, and afterwards will be on field of Battel, wherein will be a great destruction of both ••ides; and the Black Lyon by the power ••f the sword will con∣q••er ••nd ge•• both the K••ngdom a••d Crown.