The 2 line. The next pope was elected Alexander VII (1599-1667) at the age of 56 years. For the Pope he was relatively young – 25 years younger than his predecessor. In this line there is a mismatch: Alexander was born in Tuscany, but not in Rome.

The 3 line. Alexander did not have a relationship with France. Cardinal Mazarin had a great influence at the young Louis XIV. He did not approve of the choice of the new pope, and dissuaded Louis to send a traditional embassy to Rome with congratulations. In conflict with France the Pope temporarily lost Avignon and Venicen.

The 4 line. Alexander VII for 12 years occupied the papal throne. Apparently, "in biting activity" should be understood the conflict between the pope and France, which at that time reached its greatest power. Alexander did not like to do work, he was more interested of science and art. A lot of attention he paid to architecture. For his money some churches were decorated, and a beautiful colonnade was built in Rome.

Decoding of the number 5.56. If 1 to put at the ahead and 55 to put at the end, then we will get 1655 – the year of change pope.

Quatrain 5.39 Francis I Stefan

Du vray rameau des fleurs de lys yssu,

Mis & loge heritier d'Herutrie:

Son sang antique de longue main yssu,

Fera Florence florir en l'ermoirie.

Issued from the true branch of the fleur-de-lis,

Placed and lodged as heir of Etruria:

His ancient blood woven by long hand,

He will cause the escutcheon of Florence to bloom.

Etruria is the more ancient name of Tuscany, an area in the north-west of Italy. Florence is the capital of Tuscany. For several centuries Medici clan, richest in Italy, ruled Toscana. He was succeeded by dynasty of the Habsburgs. The first of these became Francis I Stefan (1708-1765) – Duke of Lorraine from 1729. He descended from the ancient lineage of the Carolingians – the first kings in the territory of present-day France. The flower of a lily is a symbol of France, there is on its emblem. In 1737 instead of Lorraine he received the duchy Tuscany. With his young wife he came to Florence, but soon they were forced to return to Vienna.

The 4 line. In 1745, remaining the Grand Duke of Tuscany, he received the highest of titles – the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.