A PROPHECY, Said to be Written three hundred Years ago, for this Year; lately found in a Chest, hid in the Wall behind the Altar in the Temple-Church.  

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REgem inter Populúmque diu de crimine Chartae,  
Lis erit, eventúmque Urbs malè tuta timet:  
Scindentur varii, studia in contraria, Patres,  
Rex propriâ semet Judice lite cadet.  
Vinci dum voluit, potuit cum vincere, Patrem  
Rex Patriae, Regem se probat esse sui.   


Haec est Billa vera & Originalis Copia.  
REx erit, an Populus Dominus mage, Nomine Chartae,  
Lis est: Eventum Pars malefida timet:  
Hinc Variae Partes studia in contraria currunt,  
Arbitrio credunt cedere cuncta suo:  
Rex tamen invictus dum vult fraenare superbos,  
Et Patriae, & Regem se probat esse sui.   

The Interpretation of Billa vera.  
THe Question lies, is Charles or Rabble King?  
Charter retrieved, or lost, will speak the thing;  
Mean while True-Protestants Dissent and Vary,  
Owning nought, but y●●● own will, Arbitrary:  
Yet Caesar stoops not: Ergo, Rebels yield,  
We fear no Flails, since Caesar is our Shield.     

LONDON, Printed for S. Carr, 1682.