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Follies Anatomie

or Satyres and Satyricall Epigrams. With a compendious History of Ixion's Wheele. Compiled by Henry Hutton

Hutton, Henry

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TO THE READER, Vpon the Author, his Kins-man.

Ad Lectores.

TO THE WORTHILY Honor'd Knight, Sir Timothy Hutton.

SATYRES.

[I vrge no time, with whipt, stript Satyrs Lines]

[What haue we here? a mirror of this age]

[Mvse, shew the rigour of a Satyres art]

[Next, lets suruey the Letchers obscœne shame]

[All haile Tom Tospot: welcome to the Coast.]

[Mounsier Brauado, are you come t'out face]

[Write, Poetaster: fy for shame, your dayes]

[The crane-throate hell, of this depraued age]

[My treatise next must touch (thogh somwhat late)]

[Should I commend you Satyres? faith no, tush]

To the Reader.

SATYRICAL Epigrams.

IXIONS UUheele.

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De Cornuto. Epi. 40.

Cornutus did receiue a hurt on 's thigh:
Of which, I am perswaded, he 'l not die.
The wound's not mortall thogh it inward bleed
Because the Signe rules most in Cornute's head.