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Pietate Pigmalionis
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Pietate[s] Pigmalionis
Phalari cruentior
Phalari cruentior
Mida cupidior
Mida cupidior
Tiberior callidior
Tiberio callidior
Caio periculosior
Caio periculosior
Claudio socordior
Claudio socordior
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Domitiano truculentior
Domitiano truculentior


passions serve tp vertues
passions serue tp[?] vertues
Montague. fol. 509
Montague. fol. 509


Alexander his head upon on side
Alexander his head upo[n] on side
Alcidbiades spake nicely
Alcidbiades spake nicely
Jul. Caesar skersed his head wth on finger
Jul. Caesar skrersed [skretsed?] his head wth
Cicero rinsed his nose
on finger.
writers each reprehendinge other  
Cicero rinsed his nose.
writers each rep[re]hendinge other  
politiani epla 113
politiani epla 113
Agaynst Plato. See Atheneus
Agaynst Plato. See Atheneus.
Silkwormes brought in Justini-
Silkwormes brought in Justini=
ans time by 2 Monkes fro[m]
ans time by 2 Monkes fro[m]
Persia to Constantinople
Persia to Constantinople
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and on a thiefe or a pyrat./
and on a thiefe or a pyrat./


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Rusticus impurus et factiosus
Rusticus impurus et factiosus
Oppidanus fallax et auarus
Oppidanus fallax et auarus

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[text in two columns] [first column, left hand side] Pietate[s] Pigmalionis Phalari cruentior Mida cupidior Tiberio callidior Caio periculosior Claudio socordior Nerone impurior Galba auarior Othone audacior Vitellio sumptuosior Domitiano truculentior

passions serue tp[?] vertues Montague. fol. 509

Alexander his head upo[n] on side Alcidbiades spake nicely Jul. Caesar skrersed [skretsed?] his head wth on finger. Cicero rinsed his nose. writers each rep[re]hendinge other politiani epla 113 Agaynst Plato. See Atheneus. Silkwormes brought in Justini= ans time by 2 Monkes fro[m] Persia to Constantinople Crusius History 2-3-9 2 Italians and on fine 2 Spaniardes & on proude 2 French and on the pox 2 dutch and on Drunke 2 Scotts and on a trayter, 2 Jwish and on lousy 2 welsh and on a Gentlema[n] 2 English and on a thiefe or a pyrat./

[second column, righ hand side] Rusticus impurus et factiosus Oppidanus fallax et auarus magistratus munera et prosopolepsia[] dilig. Nobilitas luxu[r] et superbiam Miles stipendium et praedam Ecclesiastici praetor pompam ecclesia- asticam, vix quicquam ecclesiae habent, Barthol. Georgieuiz de Moribus Turk

Turca vitia sua domi deponit. Christianus absumit. In castris Turcaru[m] nullae deliciae arma tantumodo et necessaries victus. In cast. Ch. luxus er. [est?] Hungarus Latrocinatur Hispanus praedatur Germanus potat Boemus stertit Polonus oscitat Italus libidinatur Gallus cantat Anglus lurcatur Scotus helluatur militem qui moribus miles sit uix ullum reperias