Just another translation.
A couple of web sites say : before the middle of the XIX Century...
Also the terms philosophers / prophets are interchangeable according to 2 sites.
Google translate.
https://scaturrex.eu/2022/07/07/prophetie-de-rodolfo-gilthier-1675/"...
This prophecy, written in August 1675, appeared in the "Revue des Deux Mondes" on September 15, 1855. Here is the translation of the Latin text:
"Before the middle of the 19th century, there will be ѕєdιтισns on all sides of Europe;
Republics will arise;
There will be kings, nobles, and priests put to death, and religious will abandon their convents;
Famines, plagues, and earthquakes will devastate cities in great numbers;
Rome will lose its scepter through the persecution of false prophets.
The Pope will become the captive of his subjects;
The Church of God will be subjected to tribute and stripped of its temporal goods;
After a short time, there will be no more Pope;
A prince from the North (Aquilon) will travel through Europe with a large army;
He will overthrow the republics and exterminate the rebels;
His sword, held by God, will defend the Church of Christ, exalt the Orthodox faith, and subdue the empire of Mohammed;
A new pastor, that of the faith, called from the shore by a heavenly sign, will come in the simplicity of heart and the knowledge of Christ;
And peace will be restored to the world...."
Almost identical...who has the original Latin?