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A17112
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Prognostycacion, and almanacke of two shepherdes necessarye for all housholders,
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1556
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STC 399.7; ESTC S110516
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spende more then they shall gette the. ¶ Of fortune Yf fortune be to the coÌ„trary se that the rule of honest lyuyng be suffycyent to the what profytes it the the rule of lyuynge take hede thou seest fooles not doynge theyr deuoyre toget theyr lyuyng and yet they excuse them by fortune It is seldom seen dewe dylygence with infortune but it is seldomer seen infortune parted from Slouth The slouthfull man abydeth to be holpen of god whiche in the worlde dyspyseth to laboure watche therfore besylye and let the lyghtnes of spendynge be recompensed with scarsenes of getynge ¶ Of thy tastament Aege coÌ„meth I counceyll the rather coÌ„myt the to God than to thy sone whan thou shalte dyspose thy goodes I councell theto coÌ„maunde fyrste that thydettes and seruauntes be payde that done loke thou be take not thy soule to them that be couetous neyther to players of dyce cardes neyther to them that loueth thy person but to them that loueth theyr owne sowles dispose thy selfe before sickenes for oftimes by sickenes a man is made the seruaunt of syckenes and a seruant may not make a testamente Therfore in thy lybertye make thy testamente or thou come to bondage yf thou haue an heyre make hym not thy executour ¶ Of thy sones Nowe here of thy sones whan the â—ather is deed the sones seke deuysyon if they be noble better is the spredynge abrode of them in the worlde â—â—an the deuysyon of thy herytage â—r oftymes the deuysyon of the heâ—ytage is the dystruction of the kyndred yf they be labourers let them do what they wyll yf they marchauÌ„â—es theyr deuysyon is better than to â—e togyther lest the infortune of one â—e imputed to other ¶ Of thy mother Here now of thy mother yf thy mother seke to be maryed she doeth vnwysely but that she wepe her synÌ„es I wolde that she beynge olde myght take a yonge man for he shall not onely caste awaye hâ—â—â—ut also her goodes whiche done she shal drynke with the cuppe of sorowe which she deserued by her dotage Si vis ad vitam ingredi serua mandata ¶ He that wyll to heauen surely kepe the hestes of God almyghty Thou shalt haue no God but one Idle othes swere thou none Thy sabboth dayes thou must kâ—â—â— Father and mother worshyp eke Sle no man in any wyse Lechery thou shalt dyspyse False wytnes thou shalt none berâ— Stele thou nothynge in no manerâ— Desyre thou not thy neyghbours wyâ—â— Seruaunt ne goodes in thy lyfe ¶ Now foloweth .vij. werkê ghostâ—â— that men ought kepe soueraynâ—â— Teche the vnlerned and gyue good counsell Comforte the sory chastyse the rebel â—orgyue vnkyndnes suffer wroÌ„ge And for thyn enemyes pray amoÌ„ge ¶ Thou shalt neuer be sure of heueÌ„ But thou fle the deedly synnes seuen Pryde wrath enuye and glotony Couetyse Slouth and Lechery Christ shall the axe whan thou shalt dye Seuen bodely werkes of mercy ¶ Of fedynge the hungry with the thursty â—â—othyng the naked lodgyng the nedy â—â—mforte the sycke prysoners both 〈◊〉 bury the deed be thou not loth ¶ Wyttes fyue of thy bodye Must well be vsed or thou dye â—n herynge and seynge 〈◊〉 tastying smellyng touchynge ¶ But wyttes fyue specialy Moueth men graciously â—yll mynde ymagynacion â—ith vnderstandynge and reason â—yse man yf thou arte â—f thy goodes take thy parte â—r thou hens wende Yf thou leaue thy p … For executours to departe Thy parte shall be no parte at the laste ende Do some good man by thy lyue Whyles thou hast thy mynde Thy chyldren wyll the soone forgâ—â— Thy wyfe wyll be vnkynde Executours be couetous And take what they fynde Yf thou wylt not whan thou 〈◊〉 They wyll brynge the behynde ¶ Thus endeth the wyse Prognostycacion ¶ Imprynte â–ª by me Robert wyer Dwelynge in Seynt Martyns parysshe in the Duke of Suffofkes rentges Besyde charynge Crosse Almanacke for a. M. D. lvi  Dayes Houres Minu. Degre â—anua newe xii ii vii ii Aquario full xxvii xix lii xx Leo. â—â—bru newe x. xiiii xx i. Visets full xxiiii xix xxxiiii xvi Virgo â—arc newe xi o. xxiiii i. Aries full xxv xii l. xv Libra â—â—â—yll newe ix viii liii xxix Aries full xxiiii v. xi xiiii Scor. â—â—y newe viii xvi xxx xxviii Tau full xxiii xix xlix xiii Sagit â—â—ne newe vi xxiii l. xxvi Gemi full xxii ix o. x. Capricor 〈◊〉 newe vi viii xxiiii xxiii Cancer full xxi xx iii. viii Aquari 〈◊〉 newe v. xix xii xxii Leo. full xx vii xxxiii vi Pisis â—â—â—â—eÌ„ newe iii. viii xlii xix Virgo ful â—viii xvii xliiii iiii Aries 〈◊〉 newe iii i v xxx Libra full xviii iii xxxix iiii Taurus â—â—veÌ„ newe i. xix xxviii xix Scorpi full xvi xiii xxvii iiii Gemini â—â—â—eÌ„b newe i. xiiii xxx xix Sagit full xv xxiii xiviii iiii Cancer newe xxxi viii xxxvii xx Capricor ¶ The Golden nombre xviii ¶ The Cycle of the Sonne xxv ¶ The Sondaye letter E. D ¶ Betwene Chriâ—tmas and Sroftyde â—i weekes and iiii Dayes ¶ Asshe wensdaye the x daye of February ¶ Easter days the v daye of Apryll ¶ The Ascencion daye the xiiii daye of Maye ¶ Whitsondaye the xxiiii daye of Maye ¶ Good to take medycynes all the daye in this Sygne