a general Rebellion of his People against him.

Who assaulted his Palace in the Night: but their hearts failed them, daring not to enter into the Apartment where his Person was.

For if they had had courage enough, they might have taken him there.

For he stayed in his Palace until the Morning; and then fled into the Mountains, and escaped their hands, but more thro their cowardliness than his valour.

This Rebellion I have related at large in the second Part, whither he that desires to know more of it may have recourse.