thinketh in his sleape to plowe signifyeth aboundaunce with laboure And seeminge to plowe is good to suche desyrous to haue children but to the sicke the same is perillous And one seemed to plowe and sowe wheate after whiche the dreamers wyfe his children beyngthen oute of the country returned home To thinke he handled siluer signifyeth gayne To see a bigge Tree signifyeth honoure To plante a Tree with Arms or braunches or to hear boughes declareth gayne to ensue And be that thinketh to see a broken Tree signifyeth gayne out of doubte To see a Tree bearyng fruite signifyeeh gayue or ioy to ensue to see a most huge Tree declareth death to â—ollowe To leade or handle a Boare declareth a happye expectation To fynde eyther gold or siluer declareth enuye or hatred to ensue To see golde or any gilden matter declareth happye tymes to ensue To see siluer and not to haÌ„dle it declareth greate stryfe to followe And sometimes to se siluer and handle it signifyeth a greuous sadnesse To seeme much higher then he is declareth that he shal after be verye sicke To take anye thing from a woman signifyeth damage To see a fielde â—ull of thornes declareth pleÌ„tifulnes to follow To se byrdes boylinge signifyeth the euill talke of ennemyes To see byrdes and to fighte with them signifieth dammage To see byrdes without fethers signifyeth trouble To se the starres in slepe signifyeth a greate gladnes to follow To see and talke with an Angell declareth a happines to followe To clyme to heauen or to praye to God signifyeth a great tradition That he goeth to churche to praye or executeth the office of a minister signifiethe greate gladnes to follow That he catcheth hastely at birdes signifyeth damage To se byrdes hange in sleepe declareth gayne That abyrde fighteth agaynste hym declareth the anger of some man towardes hym To see a byrde wythe her younge declareth ioy to ensue Tol loose or let go birdes signyfieth damage To haue byrdes wyth their yonge declarethe gain to follow To see bees vppon him signifieth enemyes to hurte hym That bees stinge and hurte hym signifieth to be hurte by the wiles deceyts of men To crepe into a bee hyue declareth dissolution To see a swarme of Bees signifyeth damage To dreame that he seeth bees fight within themselues sig nifyeth the hurte of parsons That a bee smyteth angarlye signifyeth the sedition of enemyes To see or haue Lambes or kyds signifyeth consolation or increase To see a goose declareth greate honour To se lambes feadinge or sleapynge signifieth deterimente And to see an asse in sleepe signifyeth the tediousnes of a sickenes And to thinke himselfe caught or taken holde of the deuill signifyeth gayne To be taken of a beare signifyeth gayne To flye to heauen signifieth peregrination To geue any thing into the handes of an other signifieth gain And to thinke himselfe taken or houlde of a wolf signifieth to be oppressed of enemyes To take rosted egges signifyeth gayne To drinke hot water in sleepe signifyeth a sicknesse To drink colde water in slepe signifyeth health and longe lyfe And to fall from a tree signifyeth dead neare hande To bee crouned of an Emperour signifieth ioye To bee crowned of a deade parson signifieth securitye To bee caryed foorth of a Ryuer signifyeth the discorde of enemies To sit at the table of a man of power signifieth ioye and gladnes To see the ayre cleare signifyeth gayne or expedicioÌ„ To see the ayre troubled or cloudy signifyeth a deceit or petition To see or eate rosted flesh signifyeth damage To clyme to heuen or pray vnto god signifyeth a great traditioÌ„ To think himself drawen of the dead declareth no good lucke To be vext of a deuil signifieth happy gain To think hymselfe bounde signifieth a certayn hindrauÌ„ce To take meat or som other thing of the deade or to talk with him signifyeth honor that armed to be set vppoÌ„ or smitten wyth a weapon signifyeth to bee oppressed of a mightye parson To lose a bracellet or ryng signifyethe a greuouse deceyte To take an yron ryng signifyeth security To geue a ring or vracellet signifieth a gifte honour To take or receyue a ring â—ignifyeth gladnesse To see a ram ruÌ„ning declareth the anger or falling out of thy neighboure To see asses fighting or sttiuinge one with another or to run mourning signifieth stryfe of enemies To see himselfe endamaged by Beasts shal be ouercome of enemyes or els subuersion or disturbation To be assaulted of Serpentes signifyeth â—uill If anye thinketh himselfe to bee clothed in whyte or bright apparell signifyâ—the ioye to ensue To see a Carter ruÌ„ning signifieth stryfe and contention with neighbours To drincke vyneger or wormewood signifieth greuouse sorrâ—wes or asickenesse To see the ayr tempeâ—stuoâ—s signifieth a great sorrow To see or handle Eeles signifieth labour To see white fethers on his cote or other garmente signifyeth gladnesse To see a tree signifyeth deceyte or â—usines To walke by dunge hilles fignifyeth a sickenesse to ensue To walke by a still water signifyeth securitye To se hymselfe aged signifyeth laboure To walke by a runninge water signifyeeth hynderaunce To speake to an Emperoure declareeh some aduauÌ„cemente by a great man. To conceaue anye thinge in thy loue signifyeth carefulnes To burne hys house declareth charity good newes To walke or talke with a straunger declareth expedition To dreame that hee hath a greate long beard declareth gayne fortitude To se hymselfe bearded or in a strange maner from that he was declareth contentioÌ„ or sorowe or els decrease or sickenes That he seethe himselfe to haue a bearde burninge or on a fyre declareth tribulation To see thy bearde clypped or shauen declareth damage To haue a staffe to walke with declareth sorow and sickenes to folowe To bee feared and set vppon by beasts declareth to take hede of thy enemye to see beastes running declareth some trouble And tame bestes declareth to winne fauoure withe enemyes and to haue them a whyle in thy power And to dreame that hee heareth beastes speake declareth greeuous sorowes To haue stronge armes declareth encrease to haue goodlye armes a goode message or an ornameÌ„t And to haue foule armes signifyeth stryfe and losse And to haue greate armes declareth power To haue smal armes desolation to haue myghtye armes of strengthe declarethe frendship And to se an Oxe clyme signifieth much good To see Oxen play feede or stand signifyeth ioy to see fat Oxen declareth temporal goodnes To se leaue Oxen declareth pouertye or needines of emporall goodnes after To see an Oxe blacke or kylled signifieth dauÌ„ger And to see an Oxe withoute hornes declareth the conspiracye of enemyes To heare an Oxe mowe signifyeth stryfe To se OxeÌ„ fight signifyeth a businesse To se Oxen run signifyeth ioy To see Oxen sleepe signifyeth an euill tyme To tame Oxen signifyeth a greeuouse sorrowe That Oxen cun vppon him signifyeth a wretched businesse To see a whyte Oxe or to syt vpon him signifyeth honor or aduauÌ„cement To se
Olyphauntes signifyeth sorow To eate butter declareth a happy message To see beasts make a noyse within themselues signifieth the defence from enemyes And that he seeth the elemeÌ„t touche the grounde signifyeth expedicioÌ„ And to se the elemeÌ„t al on fyre declareth noe goodnes but iniquytyes in the dreamers hart And to sit in heauen declareth happinewes And to fe a hart attaint the declareth that thou neede not to feare no man And to se dogges playe signifyeth grace or faâ—oâ—re of thy aduersari And to thinke dogs barkinge or leapyng on the declareth hatred soughte on thee or thy enemyes to ouer come the. Also dogges leaping on the signifyeth that thou shalt be deceiued of thy enemyes And to make candels or light lampes signifyeth ioye and iocundity And to se a wax candel or caÌ„dels great gladnes or a good message To handle wax declareth good And to haue longe heare on the heade signifyeth fortitude the heade to be polled signifyeth sorowe or losse To se himself heary declareth a sicknes after To singe psalmes anger And the bel to toll or to heare the sounde therof signifyeth fame or a glad tydinges And to se quick coles signifieth to extincte or moue thy enemyes And to eate coles declareth that the enemies speak euil of the. And to se thy neck bound beware how you geue credit to any in anye thinge after And to put on new shooes or new apparel thy selfe declareth gayn with paynfulnes And to put on olde woorne shooen signifieth a damage trouble deceuing sorrow And to read or wryte a letter signifyeth a good message And to talke with the dead signifyeth good and profit to follow And to se bookes reading in theÌ„ declareth the not to bee ouercome To dwell with an Emperoure or Kinge dedclareth ioy and aduauncemeÌ„t And to eate a freshe cheese declarethe gayne or fauoure But salt cheese no good happe And to haue an helmet on declareth securitye To take or receyue a garlande of what kynde it be declareth gladnesse or gayne And to weare a garland of diuers flowers declareth an equality of temporallgoods And to se lightnings thuÌ„der declareth gayne And to see doues declareth some heauines after To se or haue a borne declareth hynderaunce or peril of lyfe To dreame that he seeth hymselfe that he cannot run declareth a sickenes hynderaunce or losse And that he can runne signifyeth gladnes And to dreame that he talketh with a dead persoÌ„ signifieth gain With other to bee crowned declarethe death to follow And to imbrace frendly with a wife in bed declareth a greeuous stryfe And wyth thy sister sorrowe or domage But with they mother securitye And with a virgin also declareth sorow And with a man strife deceate of the deuill And with a beast infirmitye To lye with harlottes signifieth gayn To haue cucuÌ„bers gourdes signifyeth wearines because the grayne there is both red black To see the whyte grayn lyke pease signifyeth a greuous stryfe To giue a sâ—ese then beware thy enemye To take a knife of on declareth that thy enemyes speake euill of thee To sit in a carte declareth great gain to follow To seme crouned or to weare a crowne declareth gayne To read bokes or to see them read declareth ioy to haue gyues or fetters on signifieth frendship And to drinke anye spyced matter or sause to take heede of an enemy To se a prison shut declareth securitye To talke or walke with strangers declareth an expectation And to talke with thy master or lorde signifieth great gain To cut his owne fleshe wyth yron declareth a greuous sickenes And to eat maÌ„s flesh declareth good as it wear sente To see muche flesh then beware thy enemye And to se hymselfe greuously punished or tormented declareth greuous tribulatioÌ„ To dreame that he hath a heary boodye declareth hynderaunce To haue a whyte head ' signifyeth gayne And to vomite vp meate signifieth that what thou shall haue wel setled in the shal be troubled tossed after And to swallow meat down signifyeth damage And meat to ryse vp signifieth the effect of his wil. And to se a whalswim signifieth losse And to dreame that his heade is washed shal be deliuered froÌ„ al peril And that his head is polled signifieth damage To thinke thy selfe blynde signifieth a sicknes or to fall into sin And to heare a harpe signyfyeth vayne wordes And to dreame that his teeth fal out signifieth the death of one of his freÌ„ds after And to dreame that the neather eye teeth fal out with pain bloud declareth that he shal after come poore or leese his neare kinsman And to dreame that he seeth himselfe rich signifyeth to suffer an iniurye And to build thy house signifieth coÌ„solation or great gain And to distroy thy house or to see thy house fal signifyeth damage or the death of .i. of thy parents to se thy house burning signifieth the occasion of an offence caused by one or perill of life And to be praised of yong children signifieth that he shal be glorified of his proper children And to dreame that his heade is striken of signifyeth gayne or to ouercome an enemye to eate swete thinges signifyeth to be oppressed wyth many crymes And to see dragons signifyeth some aduauncement And to haue or see a diadem signifyeth gayn To se hymsefe comly decked signifyeth gayn And to sit on a whyte horse or to see him signifyeth iocuÌ„ditye To haue red or bay horses signifieth a happy message to se a gray horse signifyeth gayn and to se a horse sadled signifyeth labour and to se hym selfe waÌ„dring signifyeth a great grief or sorow to follow And to se a dead horse signifyeth gayn And to haue a black horse or to sit on hym signifyeth sorow And to gelde a horse signifyeth damage that secretes to be reueled To se himselfe drunk signifyeth sicknes or scurity And to see hym selfe gelded signifyeth damage or a sicknes To see hymselfe sick signifieth some accusatioÌ„ And to dreame that he is a vanyshed man signifyeth a greate offence to follow And to se spoyles or to be spoiled hymselfe signifyeth that he shal receiue losse by some of his neare frendes And to see hymselfe not to exercise his proper relygion signifieth heauines to followe To dreame that he is hurte with yron declaaeth desolation And to dreame that hee seeth his face in the water declareth loÌ„g lyfe To thinke hymselfe to haue a comly face signifyeth aduauncemente or to bee enryched But to dreame that hee seeth hymselfe to haue a foule face signifyeth that hee shal be oppressed wyth many crymes And to see a cleare riuer or quietly to passe the riuer declareth securitye to see a troublesome or tempestuous ryuer declareth accusement or offentioÌ„ And to passe a reddishe riuer signifyethe a tempest To see a fountayue or wel to drink out thereof declareth to grow to riches To se a denâ— or caue to fall into the same declareth a greeuous acusmente falslye or craftely brought in
And to haue sons or daughters borne declarethe increase To see brother mother or sisters deade declareth ioye long lyfe To see a well spronge vp in his house signifyeth consolatioÌ„ and gladnes And to se a ryuer flow into his house declareth perill of lyfe To haue springes of water signifyeth that he shal do matters for an other man and wyn by hym To wash his face signifyeth eth longe lyfe To haue a rudy face to be oppressed wyth many crymes And to see his face in a glasse a sonne to hym borne And to see antes or pismiers signifyeth great variaunces or coÌ„trouersies And to se wheat or wheat meale or to handle the same declareth weakenes or sickenes to follow And to laugh or smile in thy slepe declareth sadnes To se himselfe mad or become a sword player signifyeth condeÌ„nation And to see sword players that thy enemyes shal ouer come thee To see himselfe a mayster of fence and with it to bee praysed signifyeth a gâ—â—ouse sorrowe to follow And cary a sword to receiue harme by it signifyeth sorrowe or heuynes to follow To see people fighting to beset vpon by theÌ„ signifyeth variaunce or coÌ„trouersye peril A cocke to crowe or fight declareth subuersioÌ„ or carefulnes To lese a preciouse stone out of a ryng declareth that he shall lese somthing after To se or here haile signifyeth a great damage To see gote buckes or râ—ms signifieth plentifulnes to folow To dreame that thou hast gests or receiuest gests signifieth enuy or greate deceites To dreame that thou killest men signifyeth damage To se a garden or to walke in an orcherd declareth ioy And to make gardens signifieth iocuÌ„dity An emperour to dwel with thee or a king signifyeth ioy And to se ymages declareth mutation To walk in a pallace declareth sorrowe To walke in a churche sygnifyeth ioye And to walk or sleepe in the market place declareth a sicknes Aduaunced to honors signyfieth pouerty And to see a man chaunged or transformed into a beastes lyknes signifyeth to bee reprehended of his mayster or Lorde And to dreame that bee washeth in a cleare Well or ryuer declareth gladnes wythe profite But to dreame that he washeth in a foule spring or riuer troubled signifyeth a most bytter or greuouse accusemente and damage And to dreame that hee seeth hymselfe walke or goo into battailes declareth greueouse sorowes to grow to hym To washe him selfe in a priuie bane signifyeth sorrowfulnes And to see hymselfe in prison or imprisoned signifyeth som false or crafty accusation agaynst hym To dreame that he playeth wyth yong babes or infantes sygnifyeth felicitye And to dreame that hee walketh man orchard declareth ioy mirth Also to wash hymselfe in a well or cleare riuer declareth gayn to folow In the sea profite or gladnes To swym in a great water signifyeth a longe lyfe To washe in a foule deepe pyt signifyeth accusemente To washe in a ponde signyfieth iocundity of lyfe In a riuer ioy And to dreme that hee falled into a wel signifyeth accusemente Into the sea sygnyfyeth ioy And to see fyers in any place of the house signifieth peril to some part of the house To eate coles signifieth slauÌ„derouse talke or euel report of enemyes To paint in tables signifyeth long lyfe To se fiers otherwise in sleepe declareth the perill of lyfe And to see ii or manye mones sygnifieth aucthorities or powers elles yll wyll To dreame that thou seeste the moone bloudye sygnifyeth peril To dreame that hee seeth the moone fall from heauen declareth laboure or traueil And to dream that thou seest thy selfe bouÌ„d signifyeth hindrauÌ„ce To dreame that he seeth his bed trimly made signifieth that he shal take or wed a faythfull wyfe And to se the 〈…〉 good to the moone of manye coloures or obscure signifyeth heauines or losse To see the mone shew whyte signifyeth gayn To se a lyon assaylinge the signifyeth sedicion To reade or to heare a booke read a good message To eate larde or fat that some of his parentes shal dye To se a lyon runninge signifieth an expedition of his busines To se hymself clothed in white linneÌ„ declareth heauines of mynde or a sickenes To se himselfe throw or gather stones signifyeth sorrow to follow or a sicknesse To see hymselfe brall or stryue signifyeth increase To see his bed well apparelled or decked signifyeth gladnes or ioy To se himselfe handle lightes declareth sicknes or some infirmity to followe To make or kyndle lightes declareth gayne and ioy To drinke or eate milke signifyeth ioye To dreame that hee washeth hymselfe in coulde water signifyeth healthe To dreame that he hath newe bookes signifye that he shall eyther remoue into a newe house or haue a newe house To dreame that he seeth theues signifyeth gayne or otherwyse To dreame that hee speake the faynedly in confession or to laughe in hys sleepe signifyeth stryfe or variance to follow And to dreame that he seeth his handes foule signifyeth damage offences And to dreame that he seeth his mother deade declareth ioye And to see the sea caulme signifieth ioy But to se that sea troubled or tossinge signifieth heuines or sorow And to se the sea most cleare signifyeth an expedicioÌ„ To dreame that he departeth the world declareth remouinge into some desolate place To dreame that he washeth his handes signifyeth to bee deliuered of his offence or offences and crymes excused And to dreame y he seeth a womaÌ„ with the here sparsid abrode declareth discord to a ryse after And to dreame that he seeâ—h hymselfe remoued froÌ„ one place in to another signifeth deceyte To dreame y he seeth a dead person or that hee talketh wyth hym signifieth ioy And to dreame that he seeth himself dead signifieth hinderaÌ„ce And to dreame that he kisseth a dead paâ—son signifyeth a long lyfe To dreame y be seeth baÌ„des bouÌ„d signifieth greouns sorowes And to see the maiestye of God signifyeth death or a most greeuouse sycksickenesse To dreame that hee gathereth vppe corne newe mowen signifieth gladnesse or ioye To take honny beware ennemyes To marrye a wyfe a greeuous sorowe To see souldiars signifyeth ioy To dreame that hee seeth fishes playinge in the sea signifyeth security To dreame that hee clymeth or goeth vp on a mountayne highe and difficulte signifyeth dyminutioÌ„ or losse To dreame that he 〈◊〉 hymselfe to be a hill or mountayne signifyeth ioy To dreame that thou feasteste mariages or seest singers of songes declareth sorowing weepyng laboure To dreame that he walketh bare footed or seeth himselfe naked signifyeth sorowes or great labours trauailes To dreame that he seeth himselfe swym and cannot signifyeth greeuous hinderance ¶ To dreame that he seeth byrds nestes signifyeth his busynes to come to good or happen prosperouslye to him To finde a neaste of byrdes signifyeth rather euill then good To dreame that hee washeth his feete signifyeth an expedition To dreame that hee taketh apples signifyth greâ—uous anguishes of mynde To geue Apples signifyeth damage To see
peacocks signifyeth expedition To dreame that hee fighteth or â—triueth let him then beware his enemye To dreame that he taketh mantels signifyeth ioyfulnes To dreame y he heareth a chickin crowinge signifieth ioy To take a yong maiden signifyeth gayn To handle pepper to fight with enemyes To haue hearye feete a hinderaunce To eate Apples signifyeth laboure To burne a wall signifyeth sicknis to followe A woman to see a wall signifyeth damage or losse To dreame that hee seeth a woman deliuered of a child signifieth damage To thincke hymselfe cloked in purple signifyeth a sicknes To dreame that he seeth the going out of swyne signifyeth a true message or tydinges To see his father alyue beynge dead signifyeth security To dreame that he goeth downe into a pit signifyeth losse or damage To thincke himselfe in exile to be oppressed wyth great crymes To bee set vppon of four footed beasts signifyeth no good To dreame that he hath or goeth vppe to chariottes or horstiturs signifyeth honor But to go dowâ— froÌ„ theÌ„ or fal out of them sygnifieth to loose â—onours or to offende his Elders And that fowre footed Beastes speake that thy enemyes shal fle before thee And to dreame that he thinketh himselfe become blinde signifyeth sedition to followe And to dreame that he seeth himselfe flye signyfyeth that hee shall remoue or chaunge his hydinge place And to dreame that he seeth hymselfe beset with a bear signifieth y sedition of enemyes To se horslitters signifyeth heauinâ—s of minde or som infirmity And to dreame y be geueth a foure foted beast signifieth heauines to follow To dreame that he seeth a king or kings declareth departur out of the world or sorowfulnes And to dreame y he seeth kinges dye signifieth damage And to se ruÌ„ninge brokes or ryuers signifieth variances at hande And to dreame y he climeth or goeth vp a waterbancke signifieth labour traueil But to dreame y he goeth downe or falleth froÌ„ a waterbank signifyeth euill And to dream y he is a quene signifyeth deceite to follow To se a rose declareth healthe And to geue or take a rose of other gladnes And to dreame y be seeth hymselfe shauen signifyeth gain And to laugh or to se laughing signifieth gain And to se frogs signifieth sorow or heauines of mind to follow To dreame y be eateth rotes signifyeth stryfe or varyauÌ„ce to follow To dreme y he seeth ships or to clyme into theym declareth happye message or good newes And to sea white cloud declareth gladnes or good newes To se â—â—le white clouds lying on y earth declareth smal goodnes to happeÌ„ And to see snowe or yse signifyeth sorowe or heuines To thinke himselfe sayle in peril signifyeth ioy To dreame that hee hath busines to do with an Emperoure or iudge signifyeth dignitye or aduauÌ„cement To take or eate nuttes signifieth ioye But to dreame that hee gathereth nutts sygnyfyeth stryfe or variance to dreame thaâ— hee seeth a shippe saylinge signifieth a happye message or good tydinges To see a sâ—ippe charged or frayghted signyfieth happier times and dayes to follow To dreame that hee prayeth signifieth happy dayes after To se shorne shepe sygnifieth damage To lose the ryghte eye to lose som next neighboure To take or see oyle signifieth gladnes To dreame that he seeth dead meÌ„s bones or their bodyes declareth great trauailes or labors damage and iâ—iury to take a kisse signifiioyfulnes and gayne Or to geue a kisse signifyeth damage And to dreame that he heareth the sound of an Orgayne pype or pypes playinge declareth most greate ire and variances to followe And hee that thinketh to do great woorkes greuous hinderance shal followe And to dreame that hee gathereth Oliues signifyeth gayue Or to dreame that he sheareth or clippeth swine signifyeth damage To eate potherbes signifieth sorrowe Or to eate egges signifyeth stryfe To heare a pipe sound signifyeth variances To dreame that hee hath oyle poured vppon him signyfyeth gaine And to dreame that he burieth ornamentes in the bellye of the deade declarethe a happye message or good tidinges To dreame that hee feedeth sheepe signifyeth sorowfulnes And to dreame that he seeth rayne signifyeth abouÌ„dance of ryches and ioyfulnes To dreame that hee seeth himselfe become hearye signififyeth fortitude or encrease To dreame y he diggeth or maketh a pyt to fall therin signifyeth damage and a false craftye accusation And to se himselfe weepe signifyeth ioye after to make see or to haue a stronge fountayne or well declareth securitye after And to se welles or fountaynes broken downe signifyeth heuines of mynd To dreame that hee seeth hogges a sickenes to followe to handle leade declareth a greate infirmitye to follow And to dreame that he eateth white breade declareth gayne and ioye To dreame that he eateth harlye breade signifyeth sorrowfulnes to followe And to dreame that he roweth on the water declareth labours to se two or many starres cleare signifyeth that thou shalte increase in power ioy To dreame that he seeth the sonne cleare shyninge signifyeth ioye or the stabilitye of the kinge And to dreame that hee seeth starres fall from the firmamente declareth that hee shall see men fall to the earthe in battaill or a great battaile to ensue to dreame y hee seeth the Sunne runninge with the Moone declareth a stryfe or a most wicked message And to dreame that thou arte beset or assayled by serpentes signifyeth an happye ouercome of an enemye to se the SuÌ„ne darkeâ—ed signifyeth the perill or danger of a king And to see the Sunne and moone bloudye signifyeth daunger or harme To dreame that hee seeth bloude issue oute of his syde declareth perill and daunger to followe And to see two or manye sonnes foloweth honoure and ioy To dreame that he goeth vp a ladder declareth a deceyte or begylynge To dreame that hee killeth a Serpent signifyth ioy And to dreame that thou seeth eyther the Sunne or Moone declareth ioyfulnes to follow To dreame that he seeth Serpentes signifyeth womens wily intrappinges And to dreame that he sitteth signifyeth an infirmitye of mynde or sickenes to followe to dreame that he treadeth downe thornes signifyeth to ouercome enemies And to dreame that hee seeth Images of timber or mettell declareth hatred To walke on the water signifyeth honour and ioye â–ª To dreame that hee maketh a wil signifyeth dâ—scentâ—on And to heare thunder signifieeth a happye message or glad tydinges To dreame that he seeth a tempest signifieth gaine To dreame y he seeth it darck signifyeth sorow or sicknes to follow To dreame that he seeth weauers weauyng whether it bee in silke or clothe declareth a good message or tydinges Aud to dreame that hee seeth and heareth an earthquake or the mouing of the earth signifieth the losse of somewhat wherefore hee shal become very sad or contrariwyse an infirmity or sicknes shal folowe To dreame that he seeth the earth moue or quauer declareth that ruine or some other vnprofitablenes shal happen of the place And to dreame y hee seeth a lome or frame after what maner it bee â–ª or to weaue signifyeth ioyfulnes To dreame that he putteth on a rosy or scarlet colour cote signifyeth heuines of mynde or sicknes to followe And to dreame that hee passeth the seas signifyeth ioy To dreame that hee seeth playinge at tables or dyce signifyeth a ioyfulnes To heare or see trumpets in slepe signifieth a good tidinges and to see a bull or a bull to run on him signifyeth a bariaunce to ensue To dreame that he hath a fayre and comly garmente signifyeth stryfe and varyauÌ„c To dreame that he huÌ„teth signyfieth gayne To burne his garmentes signifyeth deceite or damage To haue a fayre and comly garmente declareth fauoure and ioyfulnes but in the beginning or before to be sharply chidden or chalenged And to make an oyntmeÌ„t signifyeth perplexitye of mynde To cutte or pare his nayles signifyeth greuous perplexityes of mynde And to dreame that hee seeth lost garmentes signifyeth damage To drynke wyne signifyeth a sicknes To dreame that he walketh on a clay grouÌ„d signifyeth a greuous sorow or peril To see sower and vnrype grapes signifyeth some variaunces And to see â—ynes rype signifyeth gladnes To see the gathering of grapes or makynge of wyne signifieth ioyfulnes To dreame that he seeth birds flye vppon his heade and plucke awaye the heere of hys heade declareth an euel deathe after to that persone And to thinke himselfe to haue a faâ—re house signifyeth perigrination To se a banner or flagge signifyeth to bee oppressed wyth greate cryme And to dreame that he maryeth a wyfe signifyeth damage And to dreame that he handleth a glasse signifyeth perplexity of mynde To dreame that hee seeth a virgin haue a great bushe of heere on the head signifyeth gayn To think himself to flye to waÌ„der or to chauÌ„ge place To dreame that he seeth himself wouÌ„ded signifyeth dolour ¶ To se his wife in dreame to mary to an other or to lye wyth another man signyfieth the death of his wyfe or a long sickenes To dreame that hee seeth hymselfe grene in coulour signifyeth heauines To dreame that he â—â—eth a beare runninge or settinge vpon him signifyeth the discorde of an enemy To dreame that hee seeth whyte grapes signifyeth ioy To dreame that hee seeth blacke grapes declareth pouertye or a sicknes to ensue To dreame that he sendeth presents signifieth damage But to dreame that hee receueth presentes signifyeth ioy and gain To dreame that hee seeth water pots or pitchers full signifyeth comforte in aduersity and riches To see gote buckes signifyeth happyâ—es to follow And to thinke himselfe girte wyth girdels signifyeth safegard to the parsonne To dreame that hee cutteth a girdell deuided in partes signifyeth enuye and discord To be girt wyth golden girdels signifyeth gayne or enuye To lose a girdell signifyeth sedition of fayth To be gyrt with an olde girdell signifyeth langoure To dreame that he soweth cockle or darâ—ell declareth brawling or contentioÌ„ and saluÌ„der FINIS
vpon prosperitye and contrarye wyse vppon infortuÌ„nacye lyke as to dreame that he seeth himselfe in a barren place desert or rude or rough wyth stone or troublesom pronosticateth euill And when also he who dreameth is fortunate alreadye althoughe the prosperouse vision may haue fewer testimonyes yet by reason of his owne fortune the signification is enlarged in prosperytie goodnesse and when one being infortunate already soo dreamethe then wyth fewer testimonyes may be pronounced vpon the euill end And generallye to say when the vision appeareth in the proper syte due place not defourmed nor troubled not â—loked dissembled nor couÌ„terfeyted argewetth goodnes of the operacions and teÌ„peratnes of humoures But here must be made a distincâ—ion because with them is associated somewhat appertayning to affayres or busynesses but wyth these to the natures of the elemeÌ„tes or mixtures For when one dreamynge thinketh that he seethe or heerethe clearly and quickly declarethe the clerenes of the animall or visible spyrites And to dream that he runneth swiftly allthoughe it signifyeth that the powers of oure mouinges bee tree and well yet maye it also pronounce the expedicion of some busines To dreame that he meeteth women in blacke garmentes wyth their heade couered declareth priuy deceytes intended against him as hathe beene founde true whiche thinge booth the kynde of them also the coloure of the garments perswadeth so to be To dreame that hee seeyth a harlotte or commoneth wyth hee signifieth deception or variances which amonge y others be two propertyes of them To dreame that he smiteth or killeth an enemye wyth the sworde is a signe â— token of victorye to ensue as hath beenâ— experienced and if hee were in sute wytâ— him yt declareth that hee shall haue thâ— sentence pronounced on his behalfe oâ— on his syde To dreame that hee seethe a fryende or prieste of an honest and godly lyfe lokyng chearefull in countinaunce declareth a good happe to follow for the people vse not to hurte vs when we are awake but to dreame that he hath foule or pityfull face signifyeth heuines of mynde To dream that he seeth a man accustomed to lye declareth that it shall contrarywyse happen in his businesse then he hoped and loked for But the contrary is signified in seeynge him that vseth to speake true To dreame that he seeth hymselfe put or thruste into prison declareth as hathe bene proued that the busines of whiche he is vexed aboute shall sone be ended by agrement or by sentence or the cause shall remayne and â—reste as boyde and dead for imprisonmentes bee the extremity and vttermost in ciuil controuersies To dream that hee seethe the Judge or Justice his face altered in coulour or place declareth that hee wyll not perfourme that whiche he promised for the countenaunce in latyne is named Vultus because what a man willethe it expresseth and declareth To dreame that hee seeth a Prince long a gone dead with a mery countenaunce or lokynge merely signifyeth a vaine hope to follow To dreame that he talketh wyth a dead parson whiche hee thinketh to be a lyue signifyeth that some deception or wylie deceyt shal bee opened or manifested vnto hym To dreame that he seeth a fielde or close of greene wheate wyth eares not spronge oute declareth ioy wythout profite or very small because the profite of the wheate consisteth in the eare To dreame that hee seeth the ayre whyche for the obscurytye and darknes thereof he can not discerne declareth that some wicked facte by him committed shal remayne vncouered and vnknowen If he whiche is in loue with a woman dreameth to haue founde abirdes neaste and that he reaching or puttyng his hand into the neast feeleth it could it is a tokeÌ„ of hasty or sodayne sadnes and sorrowe for she shal either marry to another man or els shall dye he shall departe sone froÌ„ that citye or abydyng place into another town For that neast signified is in the place of byrth and coldnes expresseth death And to dreame or thinke that he hath sounde yonge ones there it declareth ioye of wantonnes or luxurye to take those byrdes signifyeth a certayne gayne To dreame that he seeth a smal shyppe entringe into his house and after goynge out of his house declareth the deathe of the principall or heade of the house especiallye when to hym apeareth that in the house is water for that betokenethe the teares and the shippe signifyeth the beare whereon the dead bodyes be caryed And manye thynges are spoken of the seing of sundry beastes as to dreame that he seeth many horses declareth a hope of gayne to follow but if they walke confusedly declareth the disquietnes and trouble of mynde If he thinketh himselfe to ryde vppon a fatte horse and beautyfull â–ª in a pleasaunte place declareth gayne with out controuersy If the horse be redde it shall be wyth stryfe and variaunce and if cole black with heauines of minde and if whyte vncertayne To dreame that hee seethe leaâ—e asses or wylde beastes that lyue in woodes declareth labors wythe â—eauines of mynd And leaâ—e oxen and lack declareth incommoditye damage â—fat and white gladnes and gaine of the proper industrye aud if they be vnder an others care or kepyng it shal come by an outwarde maner And if they feede in a pleasaunt place it declareth aboundance and quietnes of mind and if they be in coÌ„tinuall chaunginge of place declareth the gayne not to be certayne To dreame that he is bytteÌ„ of a Serpente declareth that hee hath a sharpe humor or that he shal be layed inwayte for and his humor shal be impayred if hee leaueth a wound he shall sustepne damage and if the Serpent appeareth greate the damage shall happen or come to him by his superiour if a smale serpent by a priuate or wicked person if it weare a venemous Serpent by a tyrant And if it shoulde some a Lion that byt hee shoulde be endamaged by a prince if by a wolse by a secrete enemye To dreame that he tatchethe fatt byrdes signifieth gayne but to heare birdes chatteringe which cannot be caught signifyeth contention and if they lyghtlye and sone â—â—ye awaye that it shall sone bee ended and quieted and if they flye ouer his head declareth a heape of honoures y hee thinketh hee hath them in his hands declareth assured gayne If he whiche loueth a woman should dreame that hee speaketh in a straunge tongue declareth that in fewe dayes after he shall speake and commune with her in secrete or els by letters To dreame that hee gooeth vp to a châ—yre and in it declare doubts arguethe that it shall sone bee reputed as true whiche he shal openlye speake in the face of the people To dreame that hee seeth himselfe clothed wyth a garmente whiche extendethe nor passethe the midle of the legge declareth the expedition of a doubtfull busines whiche yet shal not be done ended wihtoute his shame or checke To dreame that the fruite whiche
payne of the heade and to dreame that he thinketh himselfe to haue long fayre heare and to be proude of it signifyethe good especiallye to a woman for women oftentymes vse for bewties sake to decke and sette forth their heades wyth others heare besydes this dreame signifyeth good to a Philosopher Kinge Prince Prieste and Religious and to all those also whose profession byndethe theym to weare their heare longe But to haue muche heare on the heade rufled and out of order lyke to those whiche wee name bushe naturalles signifyeth to all suche personnes heauines and losse As the lyke was experienced in one whoe dreamed that he hadde his heare snarled and rufled together muche lyke to a pycked torche and he after was depriued of his liuynge to hys greate sorrowe and heauines And further to haue bristled heere lyke a Swine doth portende violente perilles by some ill fortune But to haue horse heere signifyeth bondages painful laboures and cares of mynde with heauinesse and to iourneymen or suche like imprisonmente And to dreame also that he hath wolle growinge on his heade in the stede of heare to him that so dreameth it promiseth long sicknes both the Pâ—hisick and consumptioÌ„ of the body And besydes if any dreameth that his face to bee rouÌ„d about bare naked of heare it portendeth presentlye a mocke or gyle and an vnhappye successe But if any dreameth y the hynder part of the head to be on such wyse to hym that so dreameth it signifyeth in his ould age pouerty great mise For the hynder part of the heade is contrarywyse signifier of the time to come And agayne who that dreameth that the ryght syde of his head is balde or bare oâ— heere signifieth that hee shal loose al his male kynue that be nigh vnto hym and if he shall haue no kynne alyue then it signifyeth damage or harme to hym selfe And if the left side of the head be bare it signifyeth that he shall lose his nyghe kinswomen if he shal haue any one aliue but if not theÌ„ he shal incurre damage to himselfe For the heade hath the signifycatioÌ„ of the kindredes as the righte sydes of it the males and the left sides the females And who that dreameth that he hath eyther side of the head naked or bare of heere shall after â—ee condemned vnto an open woorke or laboure adiudged therto To dreame that hee thinketh al his whole heade to be shauen signifyeth euill for that this dreame portendeth good to none but such as be accustomed to be shauen as fryers monckes abbottes fooles aud such like to saylers and marriners on the sea â–ª thys dreame threatneth shipwracke to sicke persons to be neare deathes dore but yet not death And to dreame that he clippeth his owne heyre signifyeth sodayne bewayling or calamity threatned by great euills But to dreame that a barber clyppeth his heare doth promise a lyke to hym and to all personnes good lucke and ioye for that it hath the signification both of ioy and the exception of other causes And truly there is none beyng in any euill or wofull case or els in any calamitye that clippeth the heare of his heade but suche as be free from these and hath somewhat to take to Therefore this dreame promiseth deliuerie out of trouble to such as be in thraldome and good lucke also to all personnes To dreame that the foorheade is whole without crasinge or disease and sleshye is good to all personnes and signifyeth the libertye of speakinge and fortitude But to dreame that hee thinketh himselfe to haue a forhead of brasse Iron or stone signifyethire hatred and ennemyes But to ruffians and those that keepâ— brothel houses and baudes and to suche also as Iâ—ade their lyues wythoute shame it signifyeth good And to dreame that hee thinketh himselfe to haue many eares signifyeth good to him whiche woulde attayne any to bee obedient to hym as wife children or seruaunte But to a rych man this dreame signifyeth a greate name good also yf the eares shal be faire coÌ„ly but if the eares shal appear deformed out of fashion it signifyeth slauÌ„der of the people this dreame is euell to a seruaunt and to one also hauinge a cause or matter in iudgement or before a iudge for either he must sue or trouble another by action or ells be called by another into iudgemente for it signifyeth to hym obedience of a longe tyme And besydes lyke as he sueth thys man by action it so shal be done the lyke agayne by hym But if the cause or matter be called or brought into the tryall of the lawe then shall he heare many more faultes or crymes to be obiected agaynst hym theÌ„ whiche be manifest or apparauÌ„t that in a certaine maner he may nede many eares but to a handye craftes maÌ„ this dreame signifyeth good for he shall heare many persones whyche do require desyre his worke but to lease thy eares also which thou hast signifieth coÌ„trarye to those aforesayde And to purge or clense the eares of filthe or matter signifyeth y he shal heare froÌ„ some place good newes or tydinges but if any dreameth that he thinketh to beate his owne eares it portendeth the hearynge of yll newes frome some place And to dreame that hee thynketh pysmiers to creepe into hys eares signifieth good alonly to dissemblers of wysedome which wee name Sophisters And the like the pismiers signify to yong men that go to heare suche persons but to others this dreame denounced death For that they bee the daughters of the earth in whiche they harboure and dwell And if any dreameth that he thynketh to haue eares lyke an asse signifyeth good to philosophers alone for that the asse moneth not his eares lightlye or quickly But to other personnes this dreame signifyeth bondage paynufll labors or cares of the mynde with heauines And if any dreamethe that hee thinketh to haue eyes in his eares signifyethe that hee shall after be blynde shall come to knowledge oâ— those thinges by hys hearyng and eares whiche he sawe afore wyth his eyes And if anye dreameth that he hathe a quicke sharpe fyght of the eyes sygnifyeth good by ryghte to all personnes but to dreame that he thinketh hymselfe blind doth indicate neadines of money to hym whiche hath children it signyfyeth that his children shall be sicke And to dreame also that hee thinke the hymselfe blinde of both the eyes signifieth to his childreÌ„ with seeth the dreame the losse both of brethreÌ„ father mother And to the children because the eyes be lyke to them But to the brethren because the eys also in themselues be lyke brethren to the parentes because the eyes bee the cause that we see the lighte lyke as the father and mother also be Wherefore the losse of the eyes signifyeth the losse of the lyke but to hym which is in prison if he thinkethe hymselfe to be blynde it signifyeth good a notyce
of them passeth iâ— chaunged into the worser simpler state â–ª But good it is a childe to be chaunged iâ— to a yonge man and to a man to be chaunged into an olde man for bothe of theâ— passeth into the better and honowrable estate But if a yonge man shal be chauÌ„â—ged into an oulde man hee shall not dyâ—â—like as the childe but shal be sicke And if a man shall also be chaunged into a child behauinge hymselfe vnwyselye in doyng matters shal susteyne damage And further the qualitye of chaunginge is thus that if any shal thinke himselfe also chauÌ„ged into a woman whiche before was a man signifyeth both good to a pore man and seruaunte for the one shal after haue suche a persoÌ„ which shal nourishe him vp lyke as a woman the other shall serue after with lesser labour For the lesser be womens laboures which they do but to a riche man this dreame signifyeth euill and especialy to an officer or one ruling a Common weale for that women for the most part bekepers of the house and occupyinge themselues wythin that house wherefore to euery maiestrate ruler or officer this dreame doth damage and depriue hym whiche seeth it But if a woman shal be chaunged into a man yf shee shall then be vnmaryed shal after obtayn a husbande and if shee bee maryed and shall lacke children that shee shal bee deliuered of a sonne and so shee shall passe into a very ill nature but if shee hath a hande and sonne she shall after be a wydowe For that a man nedeth not a man but a woman And besydes if anye maÌ„ or woman shal thincke hymselfe to become golde or siluer yf he shal be a seruaunte shall after bee solde by whiche trulye hee is made bothe golde and siluer but if a poore man shall see this dreame hee shall after become ryche that suche a matter thereby may be aboute hym And this dreame to euerye sicke parsoÌ„ doth proteÌ„de death lyke as to thinke him selfe to become brasse excepte it bee to a warriour or seruaunt but to be chauÌ„ged into Iron doth signifye intollerable calamityes and miseryes enduryng to olde age to hym whyche seeth the dreame And he that thinketh hymselfe to become clay or to an earthen matter doth declare deathe to all personnes excepte to those which get their liuinge by the earthe or by clay And to become also a stone signifyeth woundes and cuttes to him which seeth the dreame so in the same maner aman must iudge of any other matter like And he that thinketh in his dreame to exerise husbandrye as eyther to sow or plow or els plant signifyeth good to theÌ„ whych seke a wyfe and haue no chyldren for the fallowe fyelde is none other then the woman and the seedes and plantes the children but the wheate the sonnes and the barly the daughters and abortyues Also to others this dreame signifyeth sicknesse and troubles of mynde if any be sick in his house which seeth the dreame shall after dye And he that thinketh in his dreame to gouerne a shippe wel and wyselye signifyeth goode to all personnes For not without feare and labour it is gouerned and brought to any port But if they be vexed wyth tempestes or come to shyppewracke it dâ—th portende a myghtye euill or harme to ensue which hath often bene obserued And to dye lether signifyeth euil to al personnes but to see aâ—y Uisions in thy dreame signifyeth a most greate and dauÌ„gerous euill of all And good it is to hym that goeth into a brothel house and commothe not againe For a certayne man there was whiche dreamed that he thought he entered into a brothelhouse and coulde not go oute agayne and so not many a day after dyed And this by good reason happening to hym for that the place is named common lyke as that also is whiche receiueth the deade besides in this place happeneth the corruption of many mens seedes Wherfore that place is worthi lickned to death although those womeÌ„ haue or be nothing lyke of signification with the place commoÌ„ For they signify good for the moore part but the place is and signifyethe euill and harme whereof these harlottes that waÌ„der aboute be commodiouser to be seene in the dreame then the others And if any thinketh in his dreame to haue carnally to doo wyth a straunge or vnknowen woman if she shal appeare to hym fayre and gentle to haue one soft and swete apparel aud Jewels of golde aboute her and that shee shall also proffer herselfe to him signifyeth good to hym whiche seeth the dreame nor promiseth the small happ of actions but if she shal be an ould or foule or defourmed woman and wearinge on vnclenlye and ragged apparell doth denounce that hee whiche seeth the dreame shall after leade his lyfe in heauynes and sorrow And agayne if the woman aforesayde shall not offer herselfe to him then it signifieth the contraries to the former For a man must suppose that womens vnknowen Images to be of the actions happening to him which seeth the dreame And if a mayster thinketh in his dreame that he hath to do with his seruaunt it is not good for it signifieth despyte and damage by that seruaunt whiche signifycation also is of the brother whether it bee the yonger whiche hee companieth carnally wyth or the elder And the lyke iudgement it is to be geuen of an enemy And to lye wyth a woman familiarly knowen and well acquaynted if he shall earnestlye loue her and shall also desyre her carnallye doth portende nothinge to him whiche seeth the dreame for his intentyue or fixed concupiscence but if hee shall not in his dreame earnestlye desire her it signifyeth good to him if the woman shal be rych for he shall alway after get or obtayne of her some profit to hym or at the leaste by that woman which the man seeth And if any thinketh in hys dreame to lye wyth a maryed wife is not good for the lawe sake And to be moued of a certayne familiar frende to a womaÌ„ trulye it is both ioyoufe and profytable whosoeuer be the earnest desyre shal be But to be moued therto of a richer or elder man signifyeth good for that the maner is to take of suche And to be moued of a yonger and needye person is euil for to suche the manner is to giue And the fame signifycation also if the elder shall be the mouer or procurer and a begger And a certayne person beyng a seruaunt dreamed that he thought he handled his maysters priuitye who after was made schole mayster and bringer vp of his children for he had then in his hands the masters priuityes being signified of the proper children of his master And if anye thinketh in his dreame to wrastle with an vnknowen person it doth induce daungers through a sicknesse For lyke as the wrastler coueteth to handle his aduersarye euen so the sicknesse the sicke person as to bringe him to the earth
And further that a man to wrastle wyth a childe signifyeth also euill For if hee shal ouerthrowe or cast the childe he shal then bury some bodye And to a chylde to wrastle wyth a man signifyeth good for there shall followe after greate matters besydes his expectation And to wrastle wyth a dead personne signifyeth sicknes or contencion and variance wyth some of the children or heires of that dead parsoÌ„ And besydes in wrastling it is alwayes better to ouerthrow or cast downe an ennemye for thereof ensueth victory to him whiche seeth the dreame And to eate browne breade to a poore man it signifieth good for that they most commonlye feede ther vppon But to eate whyte breade to poore men it signifyethe sicknesse for the contrarye cause And to riche men to eate browne bread it signyfyethe desperation or that those thynges whyche be presently hoped after shall not be perfourmed or accomplished And if anye thinketh in his dreame to eate barlye bread it signifyeth both good to hym and to al personnes And if any thinketh in his dreame that no straunger but his owne household do see hym daunce signifyeth both good to hym and to all persons But both hys wyfe and children and some of his kinsefolkes to see hym daunsinge doth portend good for it signifyeth gladnes and ioye the greate aboundance of goodes of ryches but yet to a person beyng sicke as wel to a man as woman this dreame signifyeth euill And for the muche motioÌ„ also of daunting it signifyeth deceyuing and dotage Also this dreame signifyeth euill to hym whiche is vexed or hath any sicknesse on hym But yf any shal dreame that hee dauÌ„ceth in some high place doth portende that hee shal after fall sodenlye into a feare or other perils And if he bee an offender hee shal after be greuouslye punished for the reason of the highnes stretching out of the handes And he that thinketh in his dreame to singe songes or Ballates and that wel trimlye signifyeth goode as well to syngers as musitions and to al other persoÌ„nes but to singe euillye and out of order is a notice of that vnprosperous or vnluckelye successe of matters and actions and poâ—ertye But when those songes any shal remember then by those songes he muste make his iugemente and to singe in the way as he goeth signifyeth goode to hym which followeth a wayne or cart but to singe in a bayne or hotte house signifyeth euill to hym which so dreameth And further to dreame that hee singeth songes in the market place or streats to rych men truly it doth portende dishonestye or rebuke and derisions hut to a poore manne thys dreame signifyeth eyther peuishnes or do â—age And he that thinketh in his dreame to hate a garlande of violettes on his heade if it be in the season of the yeare for them doth portende good happe but beyng out of their florishinge tyme and season it signifyeth euill And of those truly whiche be made wyth whyte violettes do signifye manifeste add notable incommodityes and those which be made of yeallow violettes doe signifye lesse incommodityes and harmes and those also whiche bee made of purple violets do signifye death For that the purple coulour hath a certayne agreement to death And Garlands made of rooses after the seasonable tyme of them do signify good to al versonnes except chose beyng sicke and to those which go aboute to hide theÌ„ For those sicke they slee because rooses doe lightlye wyther and rotte and these whych hyde them they do manifeste for that sauoure and smell And to weare a garlande trimmed wythe lyllyes that they differ and put of matters vnto a hope And the flowre of Mallowes in a Garlande signifyeth good to gardners and husbandemeÌ„ but to others it portendeth labours and wandringe aboute And the same significatioÌ„ is of Tyme Sauerye and Melilote excepte to Phisitions to whom they portende good but a GarlaÌ„d made of smalach or els our coÌ„mon parceley doth slee sick personnes and in a wauer those whiche be vexed with water ruÌ„ninge betweene the skinne and fleshe for the coldnes and moysture And a Garlande of waxe signifyeth euill to all personnes but especiallye to the sicke for asmuche as it is commonlye occupyed aboute burialls but those Garlandes truly which be made of wolle for the varietie doo signifie poysons and imprisonment And to weare a garlande of golde signifieth euell bothe to a poore man and seruaunte And to weare a garland made of the vine Juie leaues dothe portend to some imprisonment and sicknes also for the windinges about of the Juye but to offendoures of the Law it doth portende headinge for that they be cut of with suche a kind of instrument to the bignes And hee that thinketh in his dreame to speake to an aduersarie or enemie and to kisse eyther doth â–ª portende the solucioÌ„ of enmitye betweene them But to kisse deade personnes to a person beyng sicke it doth portende death Also to a sicke person to haue or weare on white garmentes doothe promyse death for that deade bodyes bee caryed foorth in whyte clothes And to weare on a blacke garmente it doothe promyse for the more parte health to a sicke persan for that not dead personnes but suche as mourne for the deade do vse to be clothed in blacke But yet certayne personnes there were as well poore men seruauntes and prisoners beynge sicke that dreamed to bee clothed in blacke who notwithstandinge after died For very like it was that those weere not caryed foorth to burying in whyte for their greate pouerty sake And therfore it may be sayde that to be clothed in blacke is in a maner euil to al persones And to haue on a garmente of dyuersâ— colours or purple doth portende sorrowes or trouble perilles and reuealeth also hyd secretes but to sicke persons it signifieth to be vexed by sharp humours and much choller but a purple garment to rych men and seruauntes signifyethe goode for to the one it promiseth aduauncemente estate and honoure and to the other freedome and libertye Also it sleethe the sicke perâ—on and to a poore man it is a daungerous dreame Besydes to manye this dreame portendeth imprisonmente for none lightly weareth on purple but such as be in regall authoritye or in highe offyce And to weare on a softe costlye garmente signifyeth goode to ryche and poore men for to those the present delyâ—es wealth shal continue but to these shall be after greater encrease of riches but to seruauntes and verye needye persons this dreame threatneth sicknes Also broken and vncomlye apparell doe signifye damage and vnprosperous successe of doinge matters And besydes hee that thinketh in hys dreame to washe his owne or an other bodyes clothes do promise the putting away and delyuerye of some hurte or incommodity aboute lyfe For that the clothes therby leaue and cast of theyr filthe Also it maketh a man to learn and know hyd matters for to them which feare to be
knowen or perceyued and reproued it is daungerous to cary and see clothes washed And to stande at a glasse and to see hys owne image in the glasse signifyeth good both to the man and woman whiche wil mary For the glasse to the maÌ„ signifyeth a wyfe but the glasse to the woman signifyeth a husbande for asmuche as the face shewethe or expresseth euen lyke as these agayne shewe the children the one to the other But yt taketh away sicke persons for that the glasse is of earth of whatsoeuer matter it shal be made And to see an Image or figure in the Glasse vnlyke to hymselfe doth portende that some person to bee named or called the father of bastardes or of straunge chyldren But to see an Image fouler or deformeder in the Glasse then hymselfe signifyeth euill for that it portendeth sicknesses and sorrowes or heauines of mynde And lyke as also to see or beholde hymselfe in the wâ—ter doth pronounce death to hym whiche seeth the dreame or els to some most neare or familiar frende to hym And to see the ayre fayre and cleare promyseth good to all persons and especyally to those which do seke things loste whiche will go into straunge countreys for al thinges in a clere ayre be made apparaÌ„t but y ayre darke or darkish or els cloudy signifyeth besydes y hindrauÌ„ce of actions sorowes and heauines of mynde And into what matter soeuer the ayre shal be chaunged is good to them whiche occupy the fame matter but â—uto others it is euel And the ayre become quiet signifyeth goode to Astronomers alone and prophecyers But to others it geeuethe a quyet lyfe And rayne to fall without tempest and much wynde is good to al persons except to those whiche be sent to straunge meÌ„ or straungers for to these it sygnyfyethe hindraunce And myslinge rayne droppes and frostes do siguifye onelye good to husbandmen but to others this dreame portendeth small gayne and profit But showers of rayne and bayle and thicke clowdes and tempestes doo pronounce to al personnes troubles peryls harmes and hurtes But to seruauntes alone and nedy persons and those which be vexed wyth some incommodity dauÌ„ger do promise the alterations and delyuery from the presente euills For after greate stormes and tempestes fayre weather doth incontinently ensue And for snowe and yse if they be seene in their proper tyme they signifye nothing For that the shaâ—pe colde day before caused to repeate it in the sâ—â—epe But if they be seene out of season the signify good to husbandmen but to others they pronounce colde attemptes and pâ—râ—osed accions to be and prohiâ—â—t also to go a iourney And hayle doothe indicate troubles and heauinesse or sorowes and reueleth also hid matters for that couloure And thonder without lightninge dooth portende to seruauntes troubles and wyles to intrap theym vnwares for the sodayne vnloked for but lightninge wyth out thunder signifyeth vayne feare For after lightning to loke agayne for thunder doth demonstrate the feare for it is none other then vayne threatninges And therfore when thunder ensueth not yt causeth a vayne feare And further to se fyre in the skye cleare pure and litle doth signify threatnings of some noble estates But to many this dreame porteÌ„deth the incursion of enemyes pouertye honger And besides wheresoeuer the fyre shal be or where it is carried vp as from the North South West or East from thense enemyes come or els neare those regions or countryes dearth shall be But worst of all shal be to see fire to be caryed or shewed openly the same also signifye fyre lyke to torche lyght falling fâ—om heauen also to see wood burninge trees whiche altogether threaten perill or daunger aboute his head which seeth the dreame And lightninge wythout tempeste passinge neare by and not touchinge the bodye that person whiche seeth it shal after bee driuen oute of those places in whiche hee dwelte For no man can sustayne and abyde the lightenynge commynge neare hym But if the lyghtninge shal seeme to fal before any it doth prohibit hym vtterly to go foorth And to be stricken wyth lightninge dooth promyse to hym whiche lackethe a wyfe to marrye one whether hee be poore or els ryche But beynge maryed it declareth the seperation of his wyfe from hym the lyke also of bretheren frendes kynsfolkes and acquayntance to become enemyes to hym For lightning doth not ioin together but they ioined together in one it seperateth And further hauinge children it doth depryue or take awaye children in asmuche as they dye yf he bee sicke to this that hee is smytten wyth lyghtninge or otherwyse they fall if he be not sicke For trees wher they be striken with lightning they dy lease their branches And lyke as the branches be the children of the trees euen soe bee the children the braunches of men And a certayne man there was who thoughte in his dreame that the outward post or pillor of the bed was smytten and consumed wyth lyghtening and not long after dyed his wyfe And he that thinketh in his dreame to se vsuall fyer smal cleare soft burninge signifyeth good but to see a much and ouer greate fyre doth portende euill Therefore the best fire is that whiche on the earth is seene to burne pure cleare for this signifyeth muche ricâ—es because a redy fyre in the hearth is chieflye occupied about dressing of meates but the same fyre put out doth threateÌ„ pouerty and if anye be sicke in that house it doth pronounce deathe to him And good it is to thinke himselfe to haue Torches or lyke lightes burninge and especially thys to yonge men For it signifieth for the more parte ioyous loues to them and promyseth also pleasaunte actions But to see hymselfe hauinge one torche is euill that coueteth to hyde hym And the lanterne lyght clear burning in the house is good for it signifyeth to all persons the attayninge to wealthe and riches and to those vnmaryed it promiseth maryage and to sicke persons health But not cleare burninge but darkely signifyeth sorrowes heauines of mynd sicke persons not loÌ„g after it fleeth the lyght put out it recouereth and amendeth them for that afterwarde it shal be lighted agayn And any lanterne light seene in a barke or shippe doth portend after a great quietnesse and calme of the wind And further the gates of the house burning do signify the death of the wyse his lyfe also to bee in a hasard or in dauÌ„ger which seeth the dream And he that thinketh in his dreame to se greehoundes huntyng or takyng what or already taken going out to hunt signifyeth good for they be signifyers of the actioÌ„s but those whiche returne vnto the cytty or towne do signify the hyndraunce of actioÌ„s for theÌ„ they cesse of their labor And masty dogs or others that onelye kepe the house doe signifye the wyues and seruauntes other goodes gotten together Wherefore they beynge lusty fawning
formes doth signifie that the bodies not to bee altered this also is vntrue because this maye happen when the melancholie humoure lyke to the sande doth purge cause cleare visible spirites and then althoughe the clearenes of the formes doth declare the goodnes of these sences yet is the cause euill in it selfe beecause it declareth the dominion of that humour Nor it is to be doubted when similytudes appeare darklye or shadowed with cloudes but that they maye declare a troublinge of the visible spirites and when those tende vnto a witnes then do they signifye mattery humors and when the shadow appeareth smal then doth the harme soone ceasse and when it sheweth to the syght as water or earthe then the harme shal bee the greuousser and the flower apte to bee resoined But wher some affirme when the sleeaper dreameth to see starres shadowed with fyer or by a thynne cloude that the same doth argue the dominion of choller whiche rather maye declare an indisposition of the eyes eyther present or to come And wher they also afirme that when the starres appeare to the dreamer that they are so busted that they can not bee decerned of him that the same is a note of death especially if the personne then dreamynge the lyke should be sicke as though the stars coulde not then helpe hym But this trulye is rather a matter to bee laughed at that to prognosticate death of the impedimente of fight Yet certaine doo allowe when the starres seame to the dreamer to moue swiftlye that theÌ„ they prognosticate great Ire or madnes to ensew and that the inordinate motions also of theym to declare sadnes and heauines to ensue For the selfe same doothe the inordinat motion of any matter argewe And graunte that the order shoulde declare the goodnes of the organe yet rather dothe it expresse the disposition of the powers of the sensitiue spirit or of naturall heat Wherefore in the like matters are the other qualityes and proporcâ—ions of thinges referred to the dreamer considered Certain demaundes and their answers both of sleepe and of those matters through which some time we dreame ANd firste why olde men do not so well sleepe and dreame the lyke as yonge men do seeinge they take more rest Unto which Auerrois thus answearethe that for so much as olde men are of coulde complexion althoughe they maye feede sufficiently yet haue they naturall heat ouer weake in theim so that they can not well digeste the same and of this the fumes of the meat in the stomacke are not sente vpwarde But the yong men haue naturall heat intensed through which they diggest their meate wel and of this send vp much fume out of the stomacke vnto the braine whiche cause theym so to dreame Why is it when in the dreame appeareth some fearefull matter that then the personne sweateth and waketh vpoÌ„ the same Unto which the philospher thus answereth that to the man appeareth then that terrible matter to be present aud wyth enemies And nature also beyng careful of y health of man doth both send forth heate and spirites from the harte vnto the outward members So that nature iudgeth it suche a ferefull matter disagreeing to the man that throughe the concourse of the spirites about the harte the harte of this is wrong together and the maÌ„ therby weakened of the same Why men commonly are not wont to dreame in the beginning of the night To which the Philosopher thus answereth that the firste digestion is then occupyed in whiche the sumes of the meate muche ingrossed are sent vp that mightely stop and so cause the persoÌ„ that he cannot theÌ„ dreame And those also stop the passages not onely to the outward sences but vnto â—he organe the keper of tymes Whye affirmeth Aristole thar a wicked person often foreseethe euil dreames To whiche is thus answered that as the condicion of the wickednes dooth incline and dispose the persone vnto the often coÌ„siderynge of the same euen so is bee moued to dreame those thinges whiche were a good whyles together thought vpon in the day tyme in that they soner come to mynde Soo that the luxuriouse person is often mâ—oued to dreame of women the drunkarde of sundrye wyues and y theefe of sundry thefts Why dreames which are caused in the morning be parfiterâ— and to more reason then the others in the night tyme To which the philosopher answeereth that in the morning the midle deuision betweene y common seÌ„ce and the Organe reseruatiue is sufficient quiet throughe whiche the fumes of the meat eleuated then are sufficiente weake and of thiâ—s cause trewer and parfytter dreames Whye it is th t at to a manne beeynge a sleepe appeare he that hee flyeth or falleth from an highe place To whiche the philosopher thus answeare the that the same proceadethe of the indisposition of the humors of certeine spyrites and vapoures Whereof in the body sometimes â—â—che fumes are very lighte and of this â—use the man to thinke that he flyeth But somtimes the fumes are ouer grosse â—nd cooled by the brayne and do then disend to the harte and through this it seeâ—eth then to the maÌ„ that he falleth from highe verye deepe Why is it that a man sometimes dreameth of those thinges whiche in all his â—yfe he neuer possessed nor saw To which â—he philosopher thus aunswereth that in â—he slepe is a certayne compositioÌ„ of fanâ—asies through whiche composition such â—ppearance is called Lyke as when any â—haunge the kynd of golde on a hyll then â—o him appeareth in his slepe to haue sene â— golden hill Whye is it that the similitudes of â—hinges sometymes in the sleepe dooe appeare broken and sometymes defouremed The reasone of this is in that the â—otte vapour is hindered to be shed forth â—hat seeketh the Uentricle or Organe in which the similitudes are wherefore of y troubled they are then not perceiued â—nder a proper forme for that they may â—omtymes be caused of those which were neuer perceiued or decerned and that heauelye sleapyng they dreame nothing 〈◊〉 that the powers of the spyrite or the imaginatiue is hindred to passe vnto the actâ— And by the same reasone in a manner some dreame nothynge al their lyfe tym becaue the plenty or aboundance of moiâ—stures causeth the grosser spirites and 〈◊〉 confoundeth the similitudes But Aâ—â—stotle doth attribute this to a drines anâ— coldnes of complexion for these as thâ— philosopher affirmeth do hinder the ascâ—â—ding of vapours whiche like happeneâ—â— to olde persones by reason of age Whye is it that some persones neuâ—â— dreame nor dreamed all their lyfe tyme The philosopher thus aunsweareth thâ—â— suche personnes are either ouer moiste 〈◊〉 quality and the braine to much running so that the kyndes cannot abyde or such are ouer dry that the kyndes in them caâ— not be imprinted So that in both sortes the Organe is ouer muche vnquieted Why doth it sometme appeare to vs that the sighte maye bee chaunged froâ— the one
hee gathreth sauoureth sweete and pleasauntly declareth a good dispositioÌ„ of the humour and yf of a stinâ—kinge ful ome or filthy sauour that they bee corrupted or those prayses and these rebukes To dreame that he seeth his debtoure clothed in a blacke garmente declareth that he shall get nothinge of him To dreame that hee weareth two cappes on his heade the one vppon the other declareth that hee shall soone after be infamed or slaunderes of a crime or reputed y he hathe obtayned some grace or fauoure wyth filthye gayne because wyth the seconde cryme he shall hyde and cloke the brute or fame of the firste To dreame that he is in the pallace of a kynge or byshoppe and that his face appeareth cherefull and in the accustomed habyâ—e to get fauoure and thankes some say that a man may prognosticate vppon some coÌ„moditye to come and followe specially if he appeare to smyle on hym To dreame that hee seeth his aduersarye or hym that sueth for that whiche he sueth for vppon a fatte or fayre horse declareth that hys aduersary is apt to ouercome but if it appeare that he him selfe also rydynge out rydeth hym or out runneth hym that hee shal obtaine his sute but with difficulty To dreame that hee whiche toucheth in aucthority in a coÌ„men weale is highest his haâ—de or any part of his body by whyche hee shall feele hym selfe warmed or heated declareth that very shortlye after hee shal be hopeÌ„ by hy hym in some great busines or affayres for y touchinge more certifyeth and verifieth the trueth then wordes alone spoken by them To dream that he taketh almes from the aulter signifieth gayne vnthought vppon To dreame that he sheweth some cofer or cheste open declareth that shortly after hee shall vtter secretes to come To dreame that he gathreth two or thre greene apples from the toppe of the tree declareth that he shall shortlye after bee aduaunced in the face and sigh of the worshipfull and worthy persons To dreame that he is ledde or brought to a gardeyn or pleasant place and after brought to a nother barrayne or stony place declareth that he shall wythin fewe dayes after betaken wyth a sicknes and if it may appeare that there he shoulde be distroyed it signifyeth that he shal dye of the disease To dreame that he is entered into religion or become religious that he shall soone after bee sicke and if it appearethe that hee hath published the profession theÌ„ that hee shal dye for they that professe are counted dead to the world To dream that he seeth those thinges which be wont to lye hid vnder the earth as bones or carcasses of the dead or moÌ„strous fourmes declareth that thereof shall succede straungenes and troubles because they be contrary to the course of nature and they be also as diuinations and threatnings of infirmityes To dreame that he seeth one comming and casting stones against him declareth that shortlye after he shal bee damaged wronge done to him by woordes or that some man shall go aboute or indeuour to do him iniury And if any executour of a wyll shall dreame that the man buryed cryeth or calleth him declareth that he regardeth not or negleceth the charge whiche he oughte to loke vppon and that soone after the inheritance or succession shal be wastfully or ryotously spent away and consumed If a woman dreameth that her louer commeth to present her a swynes head as a frendly gift declareth that she shal after hate her louer forsake him for that the hogge is vngratefull to Venus workes To dreame that hee hathe eaten vnaccustomed meat whiche he laboureth and streineth what he maye to vomit vp and cannot is a token of vnlawfull gayne which he would restore and shall not restore To dreame that he putteth or layeth stones in diuers corners of the wyndow for a defence y sone after a chaunce or misfortune shall fall to hym throughe whiche hee shall neede the ayde of manye parsons and if hee thinketh they be layde vppon a common wall that then the â—â—fortune or yll chaunce shall come by the malignity and enuoyâ—sâ—es of a neyghebour To dreame that a secrete enemy first talketh wyth him and after playeth or deliuerethe carsts to him to playe declareth that hee shall deceiue or shall doo what he may to deceiue him To dreame that hee hatâ— three priuye members standinâ—e together declareth that he was a prenâ—â—ce or hyred seruaunte and now a free man and that he hath atteyned three names for one as two of the names to come by his freemanship To dreame that hee hath eares of cornegrowen or sprâ—ng out of his brest and after commeth to one to haue them plucked awaye as vnseemelye to him there to growe declarethe that hee shall haue two men chyldren and through an euill calamitye and myshappe shall bee slayne and theues also shall besette hys house and breake thereinto and besydes spoyle his houses or barnes standinge in the fieldes For the eares of corne signifye the men chyldren that shall come proceade of his seede and the pluckinge away of the eares declareth the occation of the chyldren and the robbery of hys goodes When a pore man hauing a rich father dreamethe that hee seethe his fathers head plucked vp by a Lyon and to be deade declareth as it is verye lykely that his father shall dye and he left to be his beyre and by this mean hee shall put away carefulâ—es and heauines of mynde and growe riche For then his father shall ouer charge or lay hym noe moore nor be pressed by pouerty For the heade signifyeth the father and the plucking or drawing awaye the priuation or deathe of the father the Lyon the sicknesse by whiche the father sickninge shall dye of And the death the exchaunge and alteracion of lyfe that through the falling comming of riches to hym he shal neuer be poore and nedie after To dreame that he hath no feete or no soles of feete declarethe that hee shal bee burned And a woman to dreame that her eyes bee soredeclareth that her children shal bee sicke after And to dreame also that her children be sicke declareth that her eyes shabe sore and greueous If the mayster of a shippe dreameth that hee hathe loste the fore parte of the shippe declareth that shortlye after his gouernour of the fore parte or decke shal dye And to dreame also that he caryeth foorth the gouernoure of the decke to bury hym declareth that the mayster shall lese the face or forepart of that shippe And if one dreame that he seeth his father sicke declareth that he shall haue y headache or be fore payned in the heade And one to dreame that he hath no nose declareth that through a false cryme and naughty deede done â—e shall flye and forsake his proper countrye For the lacke of any member or parte of the face maketh it lothsome to see to And who that dreameth that he drinketh softe or thynne mustarde shall
vppon do porteÌ„d a good keping of that house as well of the wyfe as of the housholde the water dyeth And to see greate flyinge byrdes signifye more prophet to rich meÌ„ theÌ„ to the pore But the small and fatt byrdes be moste profitable to poore men And further to se an Egle sitting on a stone or tree or els in a moste high place is good to them goinge foorth to doe a dede but to suche fearynge this dreame euill and a strayer away also it bryngeth backe agayne And an Egle sittyng on his heade which seeth the dreame doth pronouÌ„ce death to hym For what euer it hath seasoned on wyth the calons it sleeth And to be caryed on an Eagle doothe promise death boothe to kynges nobles of a realme and rich men And the Egle threatninge what doth signifye the thretninges of a man of power But gentle of loke goynge to or greeting what and callinge in his owne voyce doothe signify good as hath bene obserued And to see an Egle dead signifyeth onlye good to a seruaunt and to him whiche feareth any for it threatneth both deathe to the threatner and to the mayster and to others it signifyeth the hyndraunces of actions Also the Egle doth signifye the presente yeare for after the difference of the Egles bee also iudged the differences and dyuers happes to come And grippes bothe to potters and curryers of lethers do portend good for that they dwel in the edge of the Town but to phisitions and sicke persoÌ„s euil for that they ioy and feede on dead bodyes Also they signifye wicked and cursed enemyes not dwellinge in the towne and besydes incommodious to al others And the hauke and kyte do sygnyfye vyolente catchers or takers robbers of couÌ„ters For the hauke signify open enemyes and openly inuadinge or settynge vppon and the kite dothe portende enemyes pryuyly settynge on And the rauen may be likened to an adnouterer and thefe and both for the colour and that he ofteÌ„ altereth his voyce And the crowe signifyeth much or longe tyme and the delay of doinge matters And the company of Jayes doth signifye both nedy men and vayne trouble And woode coluers and doues dooe signifye Women but the woode Coluers allwayes signifye harlotes And the doues also do somtymes signify honest women and matrones And doues also do signyfye delectation in doynge matters for that they be dedicated to Venus and they be also good to al frendshippes feloweshippes all consiliations for that they dwell and lyue together And the companies of cranes and storkes if they bee seene doe signifye the inuasion and meetynge of robbers and theues and the coÌ„mynge of enemyes And the swanne sygnifyethe a musitioÌ„ and musicke also yt selfe and reuealeth hid thinges for the coloure And to sicke personnes beyng seene it portendeth health but harde singinge doothe promise deathe for that the swanne singeth not vntill hee bee neare dying And bees to husbandmen and to those which get a liuinge by them signifi good but to others they prononoce troubles for the sound and noyse that they make and woundes for their stinge Also they threaten sicknes for the hounye waxe And sittinge on the dreamers heade to a Captayne of a bande and to an Emperoure shal bee signifyed good but to others euill and besydes they portend for the more parte that hee to bee slayne of a company or souldiars whiche seeth the dreame For they be lyke to a company or band for that they be redy and obey to their kinge and Captayne and to inclose or shut in bees signifyeth good and good it is also to al personnes to kyl theym excepte to husbande men only But waspes signifie euill to al personnes for they signifye that some shal fall into euil and cruell mens handlinges And yf any saylyng thinketh hymselfe to sayle well is goode to al persons but to happen or fall sodaynlye into a tempeste dooth signifye sorrowes and peryll but to come or to make a shippe wreke or the shippe ouerthrowen or rotten or dryeuen on stones is daungerouse to all parsons excepte to those whyche bee holden and kept by force of some and to seruauÌ„tes for those it deliuereth from the dauÌ„gers For the ship is lyke to them which so kepe them And alwayes it is better to thinke to sayle in a greate ship and whyche hath heauye ladynge for as much as small shippes althoughe anye shall sayle well in them yet they bringe not goodes home and to their porte wythout feare And that is also better to thinke to sayle by the sea then by lande for to sayle by land doth signifye goodes the slowelier and hardliar to come and that scarcelye shal come at all But worser is that any sayling by sea doth sodaynly fall or happen into a tempeste then if by the lande And if any woulde saile and cannot or is by force holden or stayed backe by some doth signifie hindraunces and stayinges or withholdings of goinges to and foorth And the lyke so sayle by lande trees and stones beynge layde agaynste and in the middle sette doth signifie witholdinges or stayings backe and hindraunces But to see barkes sayling from the shore and lande on the sea or wel perfourming their course is good to al personnes and bothe a signifier of wandringe returne home from some straunge countreys And also it pronounceth messages messengers by sea and Shippes or barkes brought oute of the hauen vnto an highe place do make goods the â—lower to come for then truly they begin saylynge But of an highe place and the barkes into an Hauen returninge and arryuinge do signifye goodes the sooner to come for then they shall come to an end of saylinge And the hauens doe alwayes signifye well doers and frendes and all those also which bee Artificiall practisers And the anchors vses do signifye necessâ—tye safetye and prohibite to wander foorth And the mast of the shippe signifyeth the master of the shippe or house and the fore part of the shippe signifyeth the ruler of the foorshipe or becke But a shippe performinge his course and not resting doth portende verye great perill to bee aboute the selfe same part and the shippe brused or thrust together by a violent tempest And from whence soeuer fyet is caryed into the ship from thence it foorsheweth the tempest to come And the sunne from the East rising vp cleare and fayre settinge the lyke in the Weste is goode to all personnes and to others also it portendeth actions and to others the generation of children But hurteth those whiche goâ— aboute to hide themselfe for it reuealeth and bringeth to light al thinges And the Sonne oute of the West arysinge reueyleth hid thinges and of those whiche they thought to hid themselfe and the sicke person verye lowe broughte it recouereth and amendeth the person beynge dimme of sight not to bee blynd it promiseth for of much darcknesse he shal se light And â—â—bringeth again the persoÌ„ dwelling in a straÌ„ge countrey although hee bee
healthe to sicke persons yet better it is that sicke persons to lose all their tethe for so the come that sâ—ner to healthe And to a seruaunte to lose his teethe signifyeth after libertye freedome And to marchauntes this dreame signifyeth the spedy prouision a desposition of packes and other goods especially if they shal be in that iourney wyth them Allo certayne of the teeth waxinge aboue the others so that the on exceadeth the other in bygnes or elles that be louse and fall not out signifye sedicion or variaunce in his house whiche seeth the dreame And who that thinketh in his dreame to haue blacke rotten worme eaten or broken teath and to lease theym signifyeth the deliuerye frome al trouble and misery yet some as often tymes the elder men haue lost by this dreame besydes he that thinkethe in hys dreame to haue Juorye teeth signifyeth good to all persons but bee that thinkethe in his dreame to haue golden teeth signifyeth especiallye good to eloqueÌ„ce learned speakers as it were of the golden teethe pronoÌ„cinge the talkeâ— but to others this dreame after threatneth fyre and burning of the house which se this dreame and to certayne also this dreame signifyeth sickenesse coÌ„myng and beynge of the multitude of choller And he that thinketh in his dreame to haue teeth of waxe signifyeth that he shall come to a speedy death for such cannot chew meate wyth them and to haue teethe of leade or tynne sygnifyeth reproche or infamy shame to ensue And to haue teethe of glasse or woode doothe portende violente death and he that thinketh in his dreame to haue siluer teethe signifyeth to hym that is learned to get money by his talk and eloquence but to riche men this dreame porteÌ„deth the expence of money into foode and meates And if any thinkethe in his dreame that his foreteeth fal out the other grow in their places doth porâ—tend the chauÌ„ge of life into a better state If so be the seconde teeth shal bee better fayrer then that other afore but into a worser state if they shal bee worser fouler And he that thinketh in hys dreame to haue a reasonable tongue and congruent to the mouthe and to speake freelye and clearly with oute impediment signifyeth good to al personnes but to dreame that he cannot speake or to haue the tongue bound or tyed in the mouth doth porteÌ„d the impedimente of actions or doinges and also pouerty For as muche as pouertye dothe take away prohibite the lybertye of talke and speakinge And he that thinketh in his dreame that his tonge is swolen doth protende sicknesse to his wyfe which seeth the dreame if he truly hath a wife if not then sicknesse to him selfe But if any thinketh in his dreame to haue heares sprong out of his tongue whether they be whyte or els backe signifyeth sicknes and sorrowe but yet the black hears cause these soner the white heares later And he that thinketh in his dreame to vomit much bloud and of good colour not corrupt signifyeth good to a pore maÌ„ for it portendeth the commynge to riches and the aboundaunce of monye And this dreame is good to hym whiche hathe no children to hym also which hath a kinsman out of his contrye For the twone after shall haue a sonne borne hym and the other his kinsman came home againe for booth be of one kynde of bloude but yf the bloud shall runne foorth into a vessell the chylde notwythstanding shall bee brought vppe and the kynsman shall lyue dwellynge in a straung countrye or oute of his countrye which also after hys coÌ„mynge home shall dye But if it shal run downe on the grounde then both shortly after shal dye and he which dwelt out of his countrye shall go into hys owne for the bloud that is in hys grounde whyche truely in his countrye And he that thinketh in his dreame to cary or beare blod is both foolishe and to no purpose to him whiche woulde be hid for he shal be manifested and openly knowen And he that thinketh is his dreame to vomitte black or corrupte bloude doth signifye by good reason sickenes to all persons Aâ—d hee that thinketh to vomite a little bloude in somuch that not by vomittyng but by spitting it may seeme to be cast vp doth portende sedition as hath bene obserued And to vomit choller or flewme to hym whiche is in calemity or misere or els in any perplexitye of mynde or sicknes doth signify the flakyng ceassing of the preseÌ„t euills For all the refuses of such lyke do not molest or greue any more And he that thinketh in his dreame to vomyt vp his meate or whosoeuer it be signifyeth losse and trouble of that that the bodye feleth not the sustenances or fode And who also that thinketh to cast vp or vomite out by the mouth the greate guttes or bowels doth portend the deathe of children both to the man and wyfe but to theim whiche haue noe children thys dreame signifyeth the losse of the best and moste precions thinge whiche they haue in theire goodes or that they sette most store by And to a lyke persone also this dreame portendeth death And to hauet woo or three heades to a poore man it signifyeth ryches besides for that he shall possesse and haue manye heades y he shall gather together greate aboundaunce of goodes and riches and hys wyfe and children also shall happen well and prosperous But to a ryche man this dreame signifyeth aduersity and loss by kynsfolkes to a warriour this dreame signifyeth good lucke And who that thynketh in hys dreame to haue his heade strycken of eyther by iudgemente condemned therto or of theues or els in a tryumphe or turnemente or in any other maner signifyeth good But to hym hauynge parentes this dreame signifyeth euell or the lesse of them and to him also hauing children this dreame signifyeth the like For the head is compared like to the parentes because they bee authors of lyfe but the heade to the children for the. face and Image sake And a certayne man also hauinge a house dreamed the lyke who after loste the same And by this dreame also it signifyed the losse both of wyfe frende Besydes to the kepers of banckes of monye and to vsurers maysters of shippes and marchaunts and to al others also that gather vppe money this dreame signifyeth the losse of greate summes of money but hee whiche dwelleth oute of hys countrye that hee shall after returne home and hee also whiche is in perill of lyfe by the lawe that hee shall escape the daunger And further yf anye sailing on the Sea seeth thys dreame it signifyeth the losse of the top of a mast of the shipp except he be any of the mariners whiche seeth or saw the dreame And in these lyke truly haue beene obserued to signify death to princes And a certayne Greeke dreamed that he thoughte hys head was striken of who after
came to Rome and so lost his former name dignitye And he that thinketh in hys dreame to haue a heade lyke to a Lyon Wolfe Panther or Elephante shal obtayne after the victory and ouerhande ouer hys enemyes and aduersaries also whych hee is in suite with But hee that thinketh in his dreame to haue a heade like to a dog horse asse or any other four footed beast doth protende seruitude boÌ„dage and care of mynde wythe heauines and hee also that dreameth to haue a heade lyke any kynde of birde is a notice of peregrination and iourninge about And further hee that thinkethe in hys dreame to haue his heade in his handes signifyeth good hap to hym whiche hathe no children nor hath a wyfe and to hym also lokinge for any dwelling oute of hys proper countrye And if any also thynketh in his dreame to haue hornes lyke an Oxe or any other violente beaste doth portende vyolente deathe but yet for the more part it signifyeth headynge to hym which seeth the dreame For this like is wonte to happen to all horned beastes And the breaste whole and sounde wythout any hurt signifyeth good but the breast rough although it shal be thicke of heare to men truly this dreame signifyeth good and lucratyue but to women thys dreame signifyeth wydoweheade or the losse of her husbande and if the pappes appeare greater then they wont to be keepynge a comlines or fashion signifye both the obtayninge of children and possessions or goodes but if the pappes appeare sore and as they weare blystred do portende siknesse to hym whyche seethe the dreame And the pappes fallynge froÌ„ the breast signifyeth death to childreÌ„ and to his children which seeth the dreame and if not children then they promise nedines Also they oftentymes signify waylinges especiallye to women For these in theyr weepyng and wayling do pull or rent theyr papes And who that thinketh to be wounded on the breast of a certayne familiar and one well knowen to hym signifyeth to olde men hearynge of sadde or heauy newes from some place but to yong men and men of middle age and women this dreame promiseth loue And he that thinketh in his dreame to haue harde and fayre handes signifyeth felicitye or good happe especially to handie craftes men which get their substaÌ„ce and lyuinge by geuing oute wares and receyuinge in others too worke But to a personne fearyng or beynge in fear this dreame portendeth bynding and bondes or fetters for not withoute feare this dreame is And further the one hande is prepared to take thinges and the other feare to keepe theym And besydes the ryght hande signifyeth the sonne father frend or kynsman And the left hande the wyfe mother sister daughter mayden seruaunte and manseruaunt And therefore whiche of the handes any shal thinke to lacke shall lease one of those whiche be signifyed by that hande But to maryners dauncers or tomblers iâ—glers to haue no hands is not good forasmuch as it is impossible to work and do moste thinges without thâ—m as it is manifest And further to loose the fingers of his handes signifyeth damage or losse and to dettours to pay more then they owe and to vsurers to be deceyued or begyled of their vsurye And he that thinketh in his dreame to haue heare growen oute of his handes out of his ioynts of the fingers of the haÌ„des signifyeth Imprisonment And who that thinketh in his dreame to be pained or disseased in the great guttes or aboute the bottome of the bellye do denounce truelye sicknesse to the body and nedines or barenes of liuinge And if any shall thinke hymselfe payened aboute the nauill parte dothe eyther portende the losse of parentes or the priuation of countrye And if anye thinketh in hys dreame to see his bodye cutt open and to see his inwarde partes after nature and eche decentlye lyinge signfyeth good to hym whiche hathe no children and to a poore man For the one shal after haue naturall children and the other possessions or ryches For the children be named the bowels lyke as also the intrales or inward partes And lyke as the possessions or goodes be in the house euen so within the greate guttes be the bowels but if anye dreame that hee is cutte open and that he seeth nothinge of his inward partes lefte within hym signifieth that his house shal after be desolate and forsakeÌ„ and the losse also of children to a sicke parson death but this dreame signifieth good to those whiche bee in troubles or imprisoned for they shall soone after treade them vnder their feete And besydes the former spoken must here bee considered and applyed lyke as the harte in the bodye sygnifyeth the wife of the man which seeth y dreame and the husbaÌ„d of the wyfe whiche seeth the lyke Also the lunges or lyghtes the lyke But the liuer signifyeth the sonne sustenaunce and cares And the gaule the chollericke humoure monye women And the mylte signifyeth pleasures laughter householde stuffe Anâ— the bellye and great guttes signifye children And the kydneis signifye brethren and kynsfolkes therefore wheÌ„ any of these shal bee diseased they portende the lyke to that that the membre signifyeth also if any member seemeth lackinge it signifyeth losse of the like member And if any thinketh in his dreame to se a plant sproÌ„g oute of his knees doth portende that hee shal after be stayed or hindered of the vse of his knees but if a sicke person shal see this dreame be shall dye For oute of the earth al plantes do springe Also a certayne man there was who dreamed that he sawe a reede or caâ—e growe out of his right knee whiche after had a fistula ingendred in that knee And to haue many fete signifyeth good to marchaunts and maysters of shippes for they shal rule and gouerne seruaunts wythe manye feete and this dreame also signifyeth good to al those which nourysheth and maintaineth seruauntes by byinge and sellinge and to a pylote or gouernoure of a shippe this dreame signifieth ease rest and quietnesse for that hee shall vse many feete in runninge and girdinge forward the shippe wyth owers or els otherwyse by sayling And to a poore man this dreame signifyeth good for he shal attayne seruauntes but this dreame to a ryche man dothe portend sickenesse for y not with his owne feete but by the helpe vse of a stay hee maye so seeme to haue many feete And further to see the feete burninge signifyeth euil to all personnes both losse decaying of goodes and also of children and seruauntes And who that thinketh in his dreame to become bygger then anye man dothe portende death to him whiche seethe the dreame and if any hauinge a litlte young senne shal thincke hym to become a man or at a mans stature doth portende thaâ— his sonne shal dye this dreame is greeuous to an olde man to thinke hymselfâ— chaunged into a yonge man a yong maÌ„ into a childe for both