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Philomythie or Philomythologie

wherein Outlandish Birds, Beasts, and Fishes, are taught to speake true English plainely. By Tho: Scot ... The second edition much inlarged

Scot, Tho

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A PRÆMONITION TO THE INTELLIGENT READER.

SARCASMOS MVNDO:

A SVPPLY OF THE description of Monsier Pandorsvs Waldolynnatvs, that merry American Philosopher, or the Wiseman of the New World; being Antipode to Æsop, placed with him as parallel in the front. Done according to the simple truth of his owne naked deliuery.

To the ouer-wise, ouer-wilfull, ouer-curious, or ouer-captious Readers.

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2. Uenaticum Jter.

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4. SPHINX, HYENA.

Struthiocamelus.

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DEDICATED TO THE RIGHT hopefull Knight, Sir Thomas Sovthvvell.

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Dedicated. To the absolute and open enemies of Jgnorance and Darknesse, and the true Louers and Followers of Light and Knowledge, Sr. Iohn Crosts and his happy LADY.

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CERTAINE PIECES OF THIS AGE PARABOLIZD.

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DVELLVM BRITANNICVM.

DEDICATED To the eternall memorie of that admirable Combat performed by two valorous Knights, Sir Robert Mansell appellant, and Sir Iohn Heydon Defendant; where both equally expressing fortitude and skill in giuing and receiuing wounds, scaped death, notwithstanding by the onely fauour of Prouidence.

HOMO HOMINI DÆMON

[Great Volumes in few lines epitomiz'd]

Epitaphium Georgii Whartoni Milit.

Epitaphium Iacobi Stewardi Armigeri.

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IVSTITIA IACOBI.

Dedicated to the graue, reuerend, and iudicious Knight, Sr. Robert Gardiner, sometime Lord Iustice of Ireland.

[How hatefull is this silence? I haue stood]

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Aquignispicium.

DEDICATED TO THE FREE and bountifull House-keeper, Sr. Le-strange Mordant, Knight Baronet.

A CAPITE VSQ; AD CALCEM.

[God bends his bowe but shoots not; see, it stands]

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ANTIDOTVM Cecillianvm.

DEDICATED To the Common-wealth.

TO THE HONOVR of the illustrious Familie of the Cecills, deseruing of this Commmon-wealth, all the Romane wreaths of triumph: The memorable Pyramids of Egypt: And all other Trophes of Eternitie.

THESAVRVS INTVS.

[When this rich soule of thine (now sainted) kept]

OPPORTVNE TIBI INTEMPESTIVE NOBIS.

[Since its decreed in heauen, found true on earth]

BACVLVM TANTVM.

TO THE RIGHT WORTHY, Henry Doile, Esquire.

AN IRISH BANQVET, OR THE Mayors feast of Youghall.

To all those Knights, Ladies, and Gentlemen, to whom my Dedications are made, a true reason and excuse why I haue not placed them in their rankes and distances.

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THE SECOND PART Of PHILOMYTHIE,

The Cony-burrow.

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The House of Fame.

Dedicated to all the noble attendants of Royaltie in the Campe of Vertue, who fight for the honor of the Church, and Common-wealth.

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Philomythie or Philomythologie

wherein Outlandish Birds, Beasts, and Fishes, are taught to speake true English plainely. By Tho: Scot ... The second edition much inlarged

Tho Scot

Printed for Francis Constable [etc.]

London

1622