Alteration vide Inconstancy
Alemæon, ii. 267

Almanacke makers, i. 49; ii. 476
Albucilla, ii. 408

Ambassadours, i. 60-64

Amasis king of Egypt, i. 102
Amitie vide Friendship

Ambition, i. 312; ii. 573; iii. 184,
339, 341

Ammunition vide Armes

Amestris, ii. 278

Amphitheaters, iii. 166, 167

America, iii. 175

Antigonus, i. 27, 358; iii. 278
Antiochus, i. 98

Anger, ii. 551, etc.
Antipathies, i. 203

Antisthenes, i. 299, 302

Antiquity, i. 407, etc.; iii. 348
Ant vide Emmets
Androdus, ii. 210
Anaximander, ii. 267

Anaximenes, ii. 267

Anaxagoras, ii. 267

Auncestors, ii. 487, etc.

Apparrell, i. 282, 367, 408, etc.; ii.
179, etc.

Appetite, i. 427

Apprehension vide Imagination
An apology for Raymund Sebond,
ii. 151

Apparances, ii. 95, 253, 353; iii.

238

Aristo, i. 163; iii. 96

Astiages, i. 164

Asinius Pollio, ii. 125

Assassinate why so called, ii. 548
Attilius Regulus, i. 424
Atheists and Atheisme, ii. 166
Athalanta, iii. 159
Athenians, i. 19

Augustus Cæsar, i. 23, 138, etc.
Aufidius, i. 78

Aurelius Augustinus, i. 99

Authors of Bookes, i. 168, etc.; ii.
112, etc.

Avarice vide Covetousnesse
Ancient Customes, i. 407, etc.

BASHFULNESSE, 16, 101;

ii. 222; iii. 81, 109

Banquets see Feasts
Balladmakers vide Rymers
Bartholomew of Alviano, i. 14

Bayart, i. 16

Barbarians, i. 253, etc.

Battels, i. 373

Babels Towre, ii. 326

Bad meanes for goods, ii. 510
Betis his stoutnesse, i. 5
Bertrand of Gelsquin, i. 14
Behaviour, i. 211

Beleefe, i. 221; ii. 158, etc.
Beauty, i. 233; ii. 453; iii. 133, 391
Beginnings, iii. 332

Beasts, i. 353; ii. 147, 148, 187,
219

Beasts and men considered to-
gether, ii. 172

Beasts have providence, ii. 188
Beasts more strong than men, ii.
188
Beasts are Physitians, Logitians,

Musitians, Artists, Students,
Politikes, Docible, Capable of
military order, of Affections, of
Justice, of Friendship, of Hus-
bandry, of thankefulnesse, and
of compassion, etc., ii. 188, etc.,
196, etc., 209, 212
Being, ii. 399
Bellay, ii. 128
Bees, ii. 176, 207
Bion, i. 23

Bias, i. 299

Birth, iii. 127
Blindnesse, ii. 518
Blabbing, iii. 104
Boldnesse, i. 145, 146

Books and Bookishnesse, i. 156,

199, 205, 310; iii. 52, 122, 217, 388
Bookes not so profitable as Con-
ference, iii. 192; as deare as
children, ii. 101, etc., 109, etc.
Borrowing, i. 342
Boniface the Pope, ii. 1
Bondage, ii. 26

To be well borne, ii. 138
Bodily beauty, ii. 219, 221

The Body, i. 182; ii. 200; iii.

147

Bodily Pleasures, iii. 469
Boasting vide Vaunting
Boccace, ii. 112

Bounty in Kings, iii. 163
Boges, ii. 37

Brutus, ii. 120

Brevity and length of speech, ii.
450

Bruit Creatures have imagination,
i. 108

Brotherhood, i. 230
Breakefasts, i. 411
Buriall places, i. 85
Burialls, ii. 30

Busibodies, iii. 314, 315

CALIGULA, i. 23; ii. 56

Captaines, i. 27; ii. 583
Carnall copulation, ii. 83
Carnall copulation hindred
fancy, i. 100, etc.; iii. 127
Casualty vide Fortune
Calistenes, i. 203

Canibals, i. 253

Cato the younger, i. 287

by

Contrary effects in one and the

same cause, ii. 157
Caninius the Philosopher, ii. 56
Care in every calling, i. 300
Cares of Richmen, i. 343
Catullus Luctatius, i. 350
Catullus, ii. 115
Cameleon, ii. 198
Camell, ii. 221

Certainties, i. 341, etc.
Censure vide Judgement
Cæsar, i. 211; ii. 122, 574, 611
Cea an Iland, ii. 43
Celestiall pleasures, ii. 273
Celestiall bodies, ii. 298
Ceremony, i. 54; ii. 442

Chastity, i. 248; ii. 83; iii. 38, 101,

Clymates alter the constitution,
ii. 361

Community in friendship, i. 236,

etc.

Confidence, i. 144, 237
Contraries, i. 251, 293

Conquerors and conquestes, i. 266
Ill company, i. 299
Cold, i. 282, etc.

Commendations must be sutable
to the person, i. 315
Complement, i. 54, 319
Conscience, i. 326; iii. 14

Constancy, i. 51, 265, 333; ii. 6, 7,
etc., 563

Contempt of paine, i. 333
Covetousnesse, i. 341; iii. 164
Content, i. 348

Command vide Soveraignty
Courtiers, i. 184, 185, 365, 369
Coat of Armes, i. 379
Cookerie, i. 434

Contradiction, ii. 130. 143, etc.
Conradus the Emperor, i. 2.
Compassion vide Pitty

Colophonians enemies to divina-
tions, i. 50

Cowardize, i. 58, etc.; ii. 29, 522
Cornelius Tacitus, ii. 106, 493; iii.
219, 220

Cornelius Gallus, i. 78

Counsell and Events, i. 145, etc.;
iii. 34

Contemplation without Action, i.
151

Contempt of Riches and honour, i.

152

Commerce, i, 188, etc.; iii. 39
Colledge discipline, i. 199, etc.,
216, 217

Corporall beauty, ii. 219
Confusion in opinions, ii. 326
Contrary interpretations of the
same thing, ii. 374, etc.
Common people vide the Vulgar
Colour and Proportion, ii. 219,
etc.

Commendation of others, ii. 481
Combats, ii. 525
Constellations, ii. 635
Cousnage vide Deceit
Common wealths, iii. 246

Our Country not to bee preferred
before all duties, iii. 19
Commodity not to be preferred
before honesty, iii. 20
Counterfeiting, iii. 65, 68
Confession, iii. 78
Codpeeces, iii. 97, 98
Coaches, iii. 157, etc.

Coaches drawne by divers crea-
tures, iii. 159

Contradiction sometime in the best
Teachers, iii. 192, 194
Conference, iii. 192
Correction, iii. 195
Contradiction, iii. 195
Consanguinity, iii. 258

Courage and courtesie equivalent,
iii. 262

Communication of thoughts, iii.
288

Companions and company, iii. 289
Contentious occasions, iii. 330
Common peace not to be violated,
iii. 369

Commentaries, iii. 405
Corporall pleasures, iii. 471

Crates, i. 153; ii. 375

Crocodile, ii. 213

Crosses, iii. 37

Cranes, ii. 199

Cruelty, ii. 521

Crampfish, ii. 199

Crepils, iii. 356, etc.

The Creatures preach God unto us,

ii. 164, etc.

Cuckoldry, i. 340; iii. 114, etc.
Curiosity, ii. 261; iii. 113
Custome and customes, i. 113, etc.,
368, 407, etc.; ii. 25, 368; iii.
424, 430, etc.

Cupid not without Venus, iii. 50
Cupid, iii. 116

Cutlefish, ii. 188

Cyrus, i. 23, 69

DA

ARIUS, i. 52

ii. 25

Death contemned, i. 323, etc.; ii.
25, 26

Dead mens bones, i. 15
Demosthenes, i. 316
Delay, ii. 46

Deformity, iii. 49, 258. See Beauty
Destiny, ii. 287

Deifications, ii. 288

Deceit, i. 25, 106, 116; iii. 3, 7.
Deceitfulnesse in judgement, ii.
342

Deception of the senses, ii. 394,
etc.

Desire, ii. 414, etc.

Defensive houses, ii. 420, 421

Diseases, i. 106; ii. 615, 620

Desperation causeth desperate at-

tempt, 1. 1

Demades the Athenian, i. 112
Demetrius the Grammarian, i. 193
Deiotarus, i. 269

Detraction, i. 290

Devotion, i. 314; ii. 159; iii. 33
Debts, i. 341

Democritus, i. 414

Devices, i. 427,

etc.

Desperation, i. 1

Death, i. 69, 75, etc., 81, 267, 275,

449; ii. 26, 55, 616; iii. 274, 285
Death occasioned and escaped by
contrary meanes, i. 1, 2, etc.

Digressions, iii. 301

Disobedience vide Obedience
Dialoguising, ii. 259

Diomedes the Grammarian, iii. 224
Dispraise and praise, ii. 481
Diogenes Apollionates, ii. 269

Discordance vide Disagreement
Dissimilitude in Customes, ii. 357
Difficulties, ii. 414, etc.
Disagreement, ii. 326, 338, etc.
Dignities, iii. 207

Descriptions of our selves, ii. 487
Diversions, iii. 64

Discovery is that we most feare,
iii. 78

Disputations, iii. 197

Disputations on wager, iii. 194
Dogges, ii. 189, etc.; iii. 159
Doubting, ii. 251, 285, etc.
Doctrine not to be judged by the
Teachers manners, ii. 553
Dreux battell, i. 374

Drinking, ii. 19, etc.; iii. 427
Drinks, ii. 16, 17
Drunkennesse, ii. 11, etc.
Dreames, iii. 454

Duels, ii, 524

Equality and inequality, i. 353, etc.
Erasmus, iii. 28
Errors, iii. 344
Eschilus, i. 78

Esteeme, i. 355, etc.

Estridges, ii. 221; iii. 159
Eumenes, i. 27

Event and counsell, i. 136; iii. 208
Eudamidas, i. 238

Evils, i. 321

Eudoxus his curiosity, ii. 262
Eternity, ii. 401, etc.

Exercises, i. 202

Experience, i. 203; iii. 401, etc.
Excesse, i. 368; iii. 71; vide Tem-
perance

Expence, i. 343, etc., 367, etc.; iii.
160, 229

Example and Examples, i. 368; iii.
426

Exercise and practise, ii. 54, etc.
Excrements, ii. 222

Extreames, ii. 233

Extremity vide Moderation

Exterior involuntary Acts are none
of ours, ii. 63
Extasies, ii, 349

Experiments in physicke are casu-
all, ii. 650

FABLES, i. 217

Falshood, i. 221

Fantasie vide Imagination

Farts and Farters, i. 104, 105; ii.
373

Fashions, i. 128, 368, etc.; vide