fortune and infortune of many thyngê to bones cyties and Castelles ¶ A. 2. B. 2. C. 20. D. 41. E. 5. F. 24. G. 3. H. 20. I. 10. K. 13. L. 42. M. 12. N. 22. O. 12. P. 21. Q. 24. R. 27. S. 22. T. â—1 V. 13 X. 20. Y. 20. T. 7. ¶ If thou wylte knowe by this A. B. C. any man as it is sayde before take his name his mothers name And also yf thou wylt know of any towne by this A. B. C. as it is sayde before than take that townes name and the name of the Cytie of Ierusalem for that is y e mother of all townes than a counte the letters of the names by the noÌ„bre of this A. B. C. and when thou haste all done departe it by .xxviij. and yf one or two be ouer than that that thou sekest longeth to the wether And yf .iij. or iiiâ— or .v. be ouer than that that thou sekest longeth to the Bull. And yf .vi. or .vii. be ouer than longeth it to the Iemuâ—e And yf .viii. or .ix. be ouer than longeth it to the Crabbe And yf .x. xi or .xii. than longeth it to the Lyon And yf .xiij. or .xiiij. than longeth it to the Virgyn And yf .xv. or .xvi. be ouer than longeth it to the Lybaâ—de And yf .xvij .xviij. or .xix. than longeth it to the Scorpion And yf xx or .xxi. than longeth it to the Segittarie And yf .xxij. or .xxiij than longeth it to the Capricorne And yf .xxiiii. or .xxv. than longeth it to the Aquarie And yf .xxvii. or .xxviii. than longeth it to the Fysshe ¶ Another Alphebet DEparte any thynge in viâ— by the proper name of these letters A. wyll tell which of the viâ— it is by the ouer noÌ„bre deuyded by .ix. A. 3 I. 3. R. â— B. 4. K 5. S. 13 C. 2 L â— T. â—â— D 2. M. 25. V. 1â— E. â— N 25 X. â—â— F. 4. O 1â— Y. 5â— G. 2. P. 13. â— 34. H 5. Q. 15.  ¶ To know the wether y t shal be all the yere after the chaunge of euery Moone by the Pryme dayes SOndaye Pryme drye Wâ—ther ¶ Mondaye Pryme moyst Wether ¶ Tuesdaye Pryme colde and Wynde ¶ Wednesdaye Pryme metuâ—yâ—ous ¶ Thursdaye Pryme fayre and clere ¶ Frydaye Pryme fayre and sowâ—◠¶ Saturdaye Pryme â—ayne ¶ A Rule to knowe vpon what Letter what Houre and what mynute as toloweth Pryme vpon horâ— mymâ— A. â—9 9. B. 4. 5. C. 13. 1. D. 20. 18. E. 18. 12. F. 21. 4. G. 15. 20. EVermore thus reygueth these .vij. planettes Fyrste reygneth Saturne Than Iupiter Than Mars Than Sol Than Venus Than Mercurie and than Luna Saturne is Lorde on saturdaye Iupit is lorde on thursdaye Mars is lorde of tuesday Sol on sonday Venus on frydaye and Mercurie of wednesdaye and Luna on mondaye Saturne Iupiter Mars Sol and Mercurie is masculyne That is to saye mankynde Venus and Luna are femynyne that is to saye womankynde Saturne Mars and Luna are euyll planettes Iupiter Sol and Venus be good planettes and Mercurie is chaungeable On saturdaye the fyrste howre after mydnyght reygneth Saturne the seconde howre Iupiter the thyrde howre Mars the .iiij. howre Sol the .v. howre Venus the .vi. howre Mercurie the .vij. howre Luna And then agayne Saturne the .viij. howre and Iupiter the .ix. howre Mars the .x. howre Sol the .xi. howre Veâ—ê° the .xij. howre Mercurie the .xiii. howre and Lunâ— the .xiiij howre Than agayne the thyrde of daye tyme. Saturne the .xv. howre Iupiter the .xvi. howre Mars the .xvij. howre Sol the .xviij. howre Venus the .xix. howre Mercurie the .xx. howre and Luna the .xxi. howre And than agayne the .iiij. tyme. Saturne the .xxii. howre Iupiter the .xxiij. howre â–ª Mars the .xxiiij. howre And 〈…〉 begynneth Sol in the 〈…〉 mydnyght on the Sondaye Venus the .ij. howre Mercurie the thyrde howre Luna the .iiij. howre Saturne the .v. howre And so forthe howre by howre and planet by planet in ordre as they staÌ„de Eche planet in his owne daye teygneth euer more certaynelye the fyrste howre the .viii. howre the .xv. howre and the .xxii. howre And so forth euermore one after another And nexte after that reygneth the Planette that is nexte in ordre as thus Saturne Iupiter Mars Sol Venus Mercurius and Luna ¶ Of the moste beste and profytablest dayes that be in the yeare to lette blode IN the begynnynge of Marche That is to saye the .vi. and the .x. daye thou shalte drawe oute blode of the ryght arme In the begynnynge of Apryll of the lefte arme and that in the .xi. day for the syght In th ende of Maye of whiche arme thou wylte and that agayne the Feuers and yf thou so dost neyther thou shalte lose thy syght ne thou shalte haue no Feuers howe longe thou lyuest ¶ Quot retiâ—t vita et noÌ„ mortiâ— Imago Si seÌ„per fuerint viuent morietur â—t infra Collge ê“ numeros aâ—iquid cupis esse ê“ ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ Iunge simul nomeÌ„â—utuÌ„ fetiaqÊ’ dieÌ„ A .iij. K .xv. V .iiij. B .vi. L .xxi. X .vi. C .xij. M .xxv. y .vi. D .xx. N .xxij. z .iij. E .xxvi. O .xx.  F .xxv. P .xiiij.  G .iij. Q .xvi.   R xiiiâ— Â Â S .xxix.   T xxvii◠ ¶ Sondaye xii◠¶ Mondaye xviij ¶ Tuesdaye xv ¶ Wednesdaye xxv ¶ Thursdaye xi ¶ Frydaye xv ¶ Saturdaye xxvi ¶ Thus endeth the Sperâ— of Platon SEâ—nt Beede sayth that yf any man be lette blode or take any medycyne in the laste daye of Apryll or the fyrste daye of Haruest or the laste daye of the monthe of Decembre within .xlvi. dayes he shall be deed and yf any man in those dayes eate of a goose within .xl. dayes he shall be deade ¶ Who euer in the .vii. day of Marche letteth hym blode in the ryght arme in the .xi. daye of Apryll in the lefte arme he shal not lose the syght of his eyen And in the .iiii. or .v. last daye of Maye in the both armes be let no blode he shall haue no Feuers ¶ Who so euer in the fyrste daye of eche monthe falleth into any infyrmyte the thyrde daye suynge is to drede whiche yf he passe he shall ascape tyll xxx dayes ¶ Who so falleth in the .ii. daye is to drede whiche yf he passe though he loÌ„ge be syâ—ke he shal be delyuered ¶ He that falleth in the .iii. daye at 〈◊〉 shall be delyuered ¶ He that falleth in the .iiii. day sycke he shal be greuously to the .xxviii. day which yf he passe shall escape ¶ He that falleth y e .v. day thoughâ— he suffre griuously he shall escape ¶ He that falleth in the .vi. daye thoughe he seme to be healed neuer the latter in the .v. daye of the other Moone he shal be deade ¶ He that falleth the .vii. day without grefe he shal be delyuered ¶ He that falleth the .viii. daye yf he be not hoole at the .xii. daye he shall be deade ¶ He that falleth in the .ix. Daye thoughe it be with great grete he shall escape ¶ He that falleth in the .x. day without doubte he shall be deade ¶ He that falleth the xi day he shal be delyuered at the nexte ¶ He that falleth in the .xij. day but yf he be delyuered within .ij. dayes within .xv. he shal be deade ¶ He that falleth in the .xiij. daye tyll to .xviij. dayes he shal be sycke whiche yf he passe he shall escape ¶ He that falleth in the .xiiij. daye he shall dwell tyll to .xv. and so he shall escape ¶ He that waxeth sycke the .xv. day but yf he recouer within xviij dayes he shal be deade ¶ He that falleth in the .xvi. daye thoughe he be greued tyll xxiiij dayes til to .xxviij. dayes he shal escape ¶ He that falleth the .xvii. daye he shall dye the .x. daye ¶ He that falleth in the .xviij. daye soone shal be heled ¶ He that falleth in the .xix. daye also shall escape ¶ He that falleth in the .xx. daye sycke in the .v. daye he shall escape but neuer the lesse in the month folowynge he shal be deed ¶ He that waxeth sycke in the .xxi. day but he ronne into peryll of deth within .x. dayes of that other monthe he shal be delyuered ¶ He that waxeth sycke in the .xxij. day but he ronne into peryll of deth within .x. dayes of that other monthe he shal be delyuered ¶ He y e falleth in y e xxiiâ— day though it be with greuousnesse of payne in the other month he shal be deliuered ¶ He that falleth in the .xxiiii. day in the xxii day he shal be delyuered but neuerthelesse in the month fold wynge he shal be dead ¶ He that falleth sicke the .xxv. day thoughe he suffre a lytell neuertheles he shall escape ¶ He that falleth in the .xxvi. daye thoughe he suffre to the ouâ— passynge neuertheles in that other month he shal be delyuered ¶ He that falleth in the xxvii day it manaseth death ¶ He that falleth in the .xxviij. day it manasseth death ¶ He that falleth the. rxix daye lytell and lytell in that other monthe he shal be delyuered ¶ He that falleth syâ—ke in the .xxx. daye it is doubte whether he passe any of thâ—se ¶ Also he that waxeth sycke in the .xxxi. daye whether he shall escape it is vnknowen ¶ Explicit ¶ Imprinted by me Robert Wyer Dwâ—llynge at the Sygne of S. IohnÌ„ Euangelyst in S. Martyns Parysshe besyde Charynge Crosse ¶ Cum priuilegio 〈◊〉 imprimâ—â—dum o. um
Here begynneth the Boke of knowledge of thynges vnknowen a parteynynge to Astronomye with certayne necessarye Rules and certayne speres contaynyng herein Compyled by Godfridus super Palladum de agricultura Anglicatum Ptholomeus ¶ This is vnknowen to many men thoughe they be knowen to some men ¶ Here begynneth the Booke of Knowledge ¶ Sondaye IF the Natiuitie of our Lord come on a Sonday wynter shal be good Ver shall be windy swete and hote vintage shal be good Oxen waxeth Shepe shal be multyplyed Honny and Mylke and all goodes shal be plenteous Olde men and women shal dye peace and accorde shall be in the lande Also the Sondayes of eche yeare suynge in the houre of the daye or of nyght to do all thynges that thou wylte begyn it is profytable Who that ben borne shal be stronge great and shynynge Who that flyeth shal be founde ¶ Mondaye YF it come on the Monday winter shal be medled Ver shal be wyndye and good-SoÌ„mer all drye or euyn the contrarye yf it be rayny full of tempest vyntage shall be in mydle assyse In eche mondaye of the same yere in the houre of daye or of nyghte to do all thynges that thou wylte begyn it is good dremes perteyneth to effecte Who that ben borne shall be stronge Who that flyeth shall soone be founde thefte done shal be proued he that falleth in to his bed soone shall rekeuer ¶ Tuesdaye YF it come on the Tuesdaye wynter shal be good Ver shal be wyndye soÌ„mer shal be good bintage shal be traueâ—louse women shall dye shyps shall perisshe of sees In eche tuesday of the same yere in the houre of daye or of nyght to do all thynges that thou wylte begyn it is good Who that ben borne shal be stronge and coueytous dreames perteyneth to age Who that flyeth shall soone be founde thefte than done shall be proued ¶ Wednesdaye YF it come on the Wednesdaye wynter shal be sharp and harde Ver shal be wyndy and euyll soÌ„mer shal be good vyntage shal be good traueâ—lous good wit y â— shalte fynde yonge men shall dye Honnye shall not be earnde Berers shall trauayle Shypmen shall trauayle in eche yere In eche wednesdaye of eche yere to do althynges that thou wylâ— begyn it is good ¶ Thursdaye YF it come on the Thursdaye wynter shal be good Ver shal be wyndy soÌ„mer good vyntage good and plentye shall be Kynges and Prynces perameter shall dye And in eche Thursdaye of eche yeare to do all thynges that thou wylte begyn it is good Who that â—en borne shall be of fayre speche worshypful Who flieth shal soone be founde thefte done by awenche shal be proued Who that falleth in his bedde rather other latter ofte was wonte to rekeuer ¶ Frydaye YF it come on the Fryday wynter shall be maruaylouse Ver wyndy and good sommer good and drye byntage plenteous there shall be doloure of the Ayre Shepe and been shall perysshe Otes shal be dere In eche Frydaye of eche yeare to do all thynges that thou wylt begyn it is good Who that benborne shall be profytable Lecherous Who that flyeth shall soone be fouÌ„de thefte done by a Chylde shall be proued ¶ Saturdaye YF it come on y e saturdaye wynter shal be dyrke snow shal be great fruit shal be plenteous Ver shall be wyndy soÌ„mer euyll byntage euyll by places Otes shal be dere men shall waxe sycke and been shall dye In no Saturdaye of that same yeare whether it be in the houre of daye or nyght to begyn euery thynge vnneth it shall be good but yf the course of the Moone brynge it therto theft done shall be founde he that flyeth shal turne againe to his owne they that is sycke shall longe wayle and vnneth they shall scape that theyne shulde dye ¶ Finis the vii dayes ¶ Here foloweth of the byrth of Chyldren ON the Sondaye who that is borne he shall be great and shynyng Who that is borne on the Mondaye to begyn all thynges he shal be good Who that is borne on the Tuesdaye he shal be coueytous and he shall peryishe with yron and vnneth he shall come to the laste age to begyne all thynges he shal be good He that is borne on the Wednesdaye he shall lyghtly learne wordes He that is borne on the Thursdaye he shal be stable and worshyp full and to begyn all thynges is good He that is borne on the Fryday he shall be of longe lyfe and lecherous 〈◊〉 to begyn all thynges is good He that is borne on the Saturdaye he shall seldom be profytable but yf the course of the Moone byrngeit therto ¶ Here begynneth the nature and dysposycyon of the dayes of the Moone with the â—yrth of Chyldren ¶ The Fyrste daye IN the first Daye of the Moone Adam was made to doo all thynges it is profytable and what euer thou wylt to do good and that thou seest in thy slepe shal be well shal be turned into ioye Yf thou semest to be ouercomen neuer the latter thou shalte ouercome A chylde that is borne shall soone waxe and be of longe lyfe and ryche He that falleth sycke shall longe wayle and he shall suffre a longe syckenesse it is good â—o let a lytell blode ¶ The seconde daye IN the seconde Daye of the Moone Eue was made to do an ernde it is good and to do all thynges it is profytable to bye and to sell to stye into a shyppe to make awaye to sowe seedes thefte done shalsoone be founde Whatso euer thou shalte se in slepe soone effecte it shall haue whycher it be good or euyll to let blode it is good A chylde that is borne soone shall waxe he shal be a lechour or a strompe◠¶ The .iii. daye IN the .iij. day of the moone Kayâ— was borne of all thynges that shulde be done it behoueth to abstayne but only that thou wylte not that it waxe agayne it is good to drawe vp rootes in the yerde and in the felde thefted one shal be soone be founde whatso euer thou seest in slepe it is nought Who that is borne mently the shal waxe but he shal bye yonge A sycke man that falleth in his bed shal trauayle and he shal not scape to let blode it is good ¶ The .iiii. daye IN the .iiij. day of the moone Abell was borne Whatso euer thou doest is good in eche trauayle the dreames that thou seest hath effecte Hope in god and counsayle good A chylde that is borne he shal be a good Treatoure and moche he shal be praysed A man that falleth sycke eyther soone shal be healed or soone shal dye it is good to let blod ¶ The .v. daye IN the .v. day of the moone do nothyng of erndene of werke to make sacrament it is not good Who that fleeth bounde or deade he shal be shewed the dreames that thou shalte se shal be well After that thou haste sene it shal be Beware that thou leese no counsayle
be founde A knaue chylde than borne shall be vnouercome and eloquent prowde vnpesable not longe lyfe A mayde chylde than borne shal be chasâ—e laborous senyaunt and bâ—â—ter in her hynder age they shal both be marked about the knees not so hardy thou let the blode this daye ¶ The â–ª xix daye IN the .xix. daye of y e Moone is not 〈◊〉 good ne full euyll dremes shall â—o 〈◊〉 within .xx. dayes Who that 〈◊〉 hath shalsoone ryse yf he taâ—â— medicynâ— theft than done shal not be fouÌ„de A knaue chylde than borne shal be trewe benynge sleyghte wyse euer waxe better and better in great worshyp and haue a marke in the browe A mayden childe than borne shal be eyght sycke saue not payde of one man that daye is good to blede ¶ The .xx. daye AND in the .xx. day of the Moone Isaac blessed his sonÌ„e what euer thou wylte do is good a dreme that thou seest shall appere but saye it to no man to make weddynge it is good to by a mancyple it is good to buyld houses it is good foldes of shepe froÌ„ place to place to chauÌ„ge it is good to tame beestes and to sowe seedes A chylde that is borne shal be a fyghter and he shall haue many aryuynges that is losâ—e shal be founde to chaunge been it is good A sycke man shall longe wayle or soâ—ne 〈◊〉 to let blode on euyn it is good ¶ The .xxi. daye IN the .xxi. daye of y t Moone Saull was borne fyrste kynge of the Iewes a dreme is trewe and to ioye shall pertayne within .iiii. dayes A chyld that is borne shal fynde moche euyll he shal be a thâ—fâ— wyâ—ty he shal be a treat our and trauaylous Fsaâ— roke the resydue blyssynges of his father it is good to he le swyne and other Beestes it behoueth to abstayne frò gamyng thynges to go in the waye it is good A sycke man shall vesycke and aryse theft shal be founde let no blode neyther dayene nyght ¶ The .xxii. daye IN the .xxij. day of y e Moone Ioseph was borne it is a daye of holynesse yf thou doste any earnde thou shalt fynde it grenous dremes shall be certayne and shall come to ioâ—e A chylde borne in aldayes shal be a purchesoure merye fayre relygyous and lyperous A sycke man bothe late is confyrmed and healed Been to chaunge from place to place it is good A syâ—ke man shall be sycke and be healed to let blode all daye it is good ¶ The .xxiii. daye IN the .xiij. day of y e Moone Benyamyn was borne sonne of the ryght syde the last sonne of the Patriatke Noe. What euer thou wylt do is good A dreme that thou seest shall turne to ioye and nothynge shall noy and other whyle it was wonte to fall within eyghte dayes To take a wyfe it is good to make weddynges to set foundamentes to open newe earth to â—ame beastes it is good A chylde borne shall be out â—aste and many letrynges he shall make and in synnes he shall dye A sycke man shal be sycke and aryse it is good to let blode ¶ The .xxiiii. daye IN the .xxiiij. Daye of the Moone Golyas was borne a dreme that thou seest sygnifyeth thyne hele and nothynge shall noy A chylde borne shal be compendyous and shal do wounderful thynges A sicke man shall lange wysshe and be heled to let blode before the thyrde howre it is good ¶ The .xxv. daye AND in the .xxv. daye of the Moone Our Lorde sende sygnes into Egypt by Moyses and in eche daye he passed the red sea he that maketh sacrament shal dye in a peryllous death beware dred to come the dreame sygnyfyeth harde thyngê and within .x. dayes it was wonte to come Erly theÌ„ bowe thyne head into the East A chylde borne shal be an euyll man many perylles he shal suffre A sycke man shall susteyne iniurye and vnneth shall scape it is good to let blode ¶ The .xxxvi. daye IN the .xxvi. day of y e Moone Moyses dryed the red Sea In eche daye Ionathas the sonne of Saule was borne deed is Saule with his sonnes thou shalte begyn nothinge the dreme shal be certayne and shall be tourned in to ioye to men Pylgrymes it pertayneth to beware of aspyes of thyne enemies A chylde borne shal be full louable but nother ryche ne poore A sycke man shall trauayle and aryse yf he haue the dropsye he shall dye to let blode a lytell it is nedefull ¶ The .xxvii. daye IN the .xxvii. Daye of the Moone Our Lorde reyned Manna to the chyldren of Israell what euer thou wylt do is good be buysy for a dreme that thou seeste was wont to come eyther to good or to euyll A chylde borne shal be of longe lyfe and moste loued and menlyche straunge neyther ryche ne poore A sycke man shall ryse to lyfe he shall be holden in moche langonre but he shall be heled foldes of shepe froÌ„ place to place to chaunge it is good to let blode on euyn it is good ¶ The .xxviii. daye ANd in the .xxviij. daye of the Moone y e daâ—es ben fyghtynge â—abeâ—nacles den fyxed in desert what euer thou wylt do is good A dreme that thou seest shall turne in to Ioye and shall come Welfullyche A chylde borne shal be moche loued he shal be holden in syckenes â— syckâ— man that falleth in fyrmâ—câ— soone shal be saued to lette blode in the euenynge it accordeth ¶ The .xxix. daye AND in the .xxix. daye of the Moone the Iewes went in to the Lande of Byheste Herode the kynge cut of the chyldrens hedes begyn nothynge the dreame shal be certayne and good gladnes and Ioye it sygnyfyeth an 〈◊〉 begynit is good to fulfyll to take a wyfe it is good but uylte thou not make dowers ne wryte testamentes A chylde borne shall be of longe lyfe wyse and holye and meke to fysshe and hunt it is good A sycke man shall not greuouslye be sycke but a scape it is good to let blode ¶ The .xxx. daye IN the .xxx. Daye of the Moone â–ª Samuell the Prophete was borne what euer thou wylt do is good A dreme that appeareth to the certayne and within .ii. dayes thou shalte se and thou shall fynde a red Sygne in the East within .ix. dayes A chylde borne shal be of loÌ„ge lyfe and profytable and well mesured in eche thynge A sycke man shal nyghe come to deth in no maner let no blode These and many other â—â—tayneth to men after as y e course of the Moone foloweth ¶ Of Saturne and what Saturne is SAturne what is Saturne he is the fyrste Planet and the wyckedest and he vnbegynneth the zodiake but once in .xxx. yeare thaÌ„ foloweth it forth in the zodiake by .xij. sygnes that Saturne reygneth in â—che â–ª sygnes .ij. yeres and â— halfe in .vi. Sygnes he reyneth .xv. â—â—res And in all the .xij. Sygnes he 〈◊〉 euen .xxx. yeares right as there arâ— .xij.
A chylde that is borne shaldye yonge He that falleth in his bed soone shalldye to let blode it is good ¶ The .vi. daye IN the .vi. day of the moone to sende chyldren to schole it is good and to vse huntynge the dreames that thou shaâ—te se nyghe shall happe in good but beware y t thou saye nought to any man Thy counsayle do not dyscouer A chylde borne shal be of longe lyfe and sely A sycke man vnneth shal escape to let blode it is good ¶ The .vii. daye IN the .vij. day of the moone Abell was slayne He that falleth sycke shaldye he that is borne shal be of longe lyfe and good to let blode and to take drynke it is good A dreame that thou seest longe after shal be Who that fleeth shall soone be fouÌ„de and thefte also To bye swyne to tame beastes to clyp heere 's to take all maner of norysshynge it is good A sycke man yf he be medyeyned shal be healed ¶ The .viii. daye ANd in the .viij. daye of the Moone whatsoeuer thou wylte do is good all thynges that thou wylte treate to go in couÌ„sayle to bye Mancyples beastes foldes of sheepe into another place to chauÌ„ge it is good to set fundamentes to sowe Seedes to go into a waye A chylde that is borne shal be sycke but in all dayes he shal be a purchasoure he shal dye yonge A dreame shal be certayne soone shal be Yf thou seest sory thynges turne then to the east he that waxeth sycke shal lyue theft shal be fouÌ„de to let blod it behoueth in the myddest of the daye ¶ The .ix daye ANd in the .ix. daye of the Moone Lameth was borne to do all thynges it is profytable what thyng thou wylte entre to make it is good and shall profyte A dreame that thou seest shal come in the daye folowynge or in the seconde daye and thou shalte se a sygne in the Easte and that shall appeare in slepe openly within .xi. dayes shal come A chylde borne in all thynges shal be a purchasoure and good and long of lyfe A sycke man shal waylâ— moche and aryse Who shal be chased shall not be founde who that is oppressed shal be conforted presume thou not to let blode ¶ The .x. daye AND in the .x. daye of the Moone was borne the Patriarke Noe. What so euer thou wylt do shal perteyne to lyght Dreames be vayne and within .iiij. dayes shall come without peryll A chylde that is borne shall enuyron many countreyes and he shall dye olde what soeuer be lost shal be hyd who that is bounde shal be vnbounde Who that fleeth after shal be founde who that falleth in trauayle without peryll shal be delyuered Who that falleth in his bed he shal longe abyde to let blode it is good ¶ The .xi. daye AND in the .xi. day of the Moone Sem was borne it is good to begyn werkes to go out to sowe to make weddynge A dreame within .iiij. dayes shal be fulfylled without perylles and soone it shall appere after that thou seest A chylde that is borne shal be of longe lyfe relygyous loueable he shall haue a sygne in y e forhed or in y e mouth or in the eye in latter age he shal be made better A wenche shall haue a sygne that she shal be learned with wysdome to go into a waye it is good and to chaunge fooldes of shepe fro place to place he that is sycke and he be long sycke he shal be heled eche daye to let blode it is good The .xii. daye ANd in the .xij. daye of the Moone was borne Canaan the sonne of Cham nothynge thou shalte begynne for it is a greuous days a dreame shall be certayne to ioye to the after that thou seest within .ix. dayes it shal be fulfylled to wed and to do erndes it is profytable that is loste shal be founde A chylde that is borne shal be of longe lyfe angry and honest a sycke maÌ„ shal be grened and aryse Who that is taken shal be left theft soone shal be founde to let blode at euen it is good ☞ ¶ The .xiii. daye ANd in the .xiij. Daye of the Moone Noe planted Vynes in eche day Vynes ben made to plante Vynes it is good After that thou seest thy dreame shal be and within foure dates it shal come to gladnesse but take hede to Psalmes to Orysons A childe borne in aduersyte shal be lette he shal be angrye and he shall not be longe of lyfe Who that is bounde shall be losed that is lost shall be fouÌ„de Who that waxeth sycke longe tyme shall trauayle and vnneth shall be saued but dye Towed a wyfe it is good it is good eche daye to let blode ¶ The .xiiii. day IN the .xiiij. day of y e Moone it is a good day and a glad Noc blyssed all thynges that shal be done what euer thou wylte do and shall come to the to hele A dreme within syxe dayes shal be to make weddynge it is good and to go in the waye Axe of thy frende or thyne enemy and it shal be done to the. A chylde that is borne shal be a tretoure the sycke man shall be chaunged ryse and shall be heled by medycyne to let blode it is good ¶ The .xv. daye ANd in the .xv. daye of the Moone Tongges were deuyded do no worke begin no ernde for it is a greuous daye A sycke man shall longe trauayle but he shall escape A dreme that thou seest nothinge shall noâ— but soone shall come A chylde borne shall dye yonge that is loste shal be founde to let blode it is good ☞ The .xvi. daye IN the .xvi. day of y e Moone Pytagoras was borne the Aucâ—oure of Phylosophers to bye and to sell it is good to tame Oxen and other Beastes A dreme is not good after longe tyme it shall come and it shall be harmefull to take a wyfe to make weddynge it is good foldes oâ— Shepe froÌ„ place to place to chauÌ„ge it is good A chylde that is borne shall be of longe lyfe but he shall be poore forsworne a cursed A sycke man yf he chauÌ„ge his plaâ—e he shall lyue to let blode it is good ¶ The .xvii. daye IN the .xvij. day of y e Moone it is euyll to do an 〈◊〉 A dreme that thou seest after longe tyme shal be or withi .xxx. dayes A chylde that is borne shal be sely he that is sycke shal be moche grouâ—d and a ryse that is loste shall â—â— founde to sende chyldren to scole to be weddâ—â— and to make 〈◊〉 and take it is good but not to 〈◊〉 blode ¶ The .xviii. dayâ— ANd in the .xviij. daye of the Moone is good for althinges to be done namely to begynne houses And to set chyldren to scole dreames are good and shal be done within .xx. dayes Who that syckenes hath shal lsoone ryse or longe be sycke than couer Thefte than done shall