The French Academie. Fvlly discovrsed and finished in foure bookes. I. Institution of manners and callings of all estates. 2. Concerning the soule and body of man. 3. A notable description of the whole world, etc. 4. Christian philosophie ... This fourth part neuer before published in English / All written by the first author Peter de la Primavday.

La Primaudaye, Pierre de, approximately 1545- Académie françoise. English

Date:: 1618

Credit: The French Academie. Fvlly discovrsed and finished in foure bookes. I. Institution of manners and callings of all estates. 2. Concerning the soule and body of man. 3. A notable description of the whole world, etc. 4. Christian philosophie ... This fourth part neuer before published in English / All written by the first author Peter de la Primavday. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Chap. sine I -F Man. lathes Page 4. 2 Os the Bodie and Soule. 8 2 Of the difeafes and paffions of the Bodie and Soule,and of the tranquility thereof, 11 4 Of Philofophie, 16 5 Of Vertue. 21 6 Vice. a) sutig'g tga 7 Of Sciences,of the ftudie of Letters, and of Hi- ftories. 29 $__Ofthe Spirit,and of memory, 34 9 Of Dutie and Honettie. 38 10 Of Prudence. 5 dedi? 11 Of want of Prudence and of Ignorance,of,Ma- lice and Subtiltie. 47 1z Of Speech and Speaking. 52 13 Of Friendfhip,and of a Friend... .. £56 14 Of Reprehenfion and Admonition, 61 15 Of Curiofitie and Noueltie, 65 16 Of Nature and Education, 70 17 OfTemperance, _ 74 18 Of Intemperance,-nd of Stupiditie or Blockiths neffe. ; 78 19 Of Sobrietie and Frugalitie. aS E 20 Of Superfluitie,Sumptuoufnefle, Gluttony, and wallowing in delights, 86 21 Of Ambition, | 92 22 OF Voluptuoufneffe and loofeneffe of life, ..96 23 OfGlory,Praife,Honour,andof Pride. 108 24 Of Shame,Shamefaftnes,aad of difhonour. 105 25 Of Fortitude. 109 26 Of Timoroufnefle,Feare, Cowardlineffe, and of Rathnefle. 114 27 Of Magnanimitie and Generofitie. 118 28 Of Hope. 123 29 Of Patience and Impatiencie: of Choller and Wrath. 126 30 Of Meeknefle,Clemency,Mildnefle, Gentlenes, and Humanitie, 131 31 Ofgood and ill hap. 135 32 OF Profperitie and Aduerfitie, 129 33. Of Riches. 144 - 34 OF Pouertie. 147 35 Ot Idleneffe,Sloth,and Gaming, Ig 26 Of an Enemic, of Iniurie and Reuenge. 156 37 Of Iuftice, 160 38. Of Iniuftice,and Seueritie, 165 39 Of Fidelitie,For{wearing,and of treafon. 70 40 of Ingratitude. 174 41 of Liberalitie,and of the vfe of Riches, 178 4» of Coucroulnefle,and Prodigalitie. 182 43 44 45 46 47 of Eauy Hatred,and Backbiting, 188 of Fortune, 192 of Marriage, oe 0096 of a Houle and Family,and of the kinds ¢f Mar~ 1iage: of Certaine auncient cuftomes obferued in Marnage. 20% of the particular dutie of a Hasband towards his Wife... 206 of the dutie of a Wife towards her Husband. 210 of the dutie of che head of a Family in other parts of the houfe,namely in the Parentall,mafter y,& posleffory part. 215 of the dutie of children towards their parents ; of the mutuall loue that ought to bee amonegtft bre~ thren: of the duetie of Seruants towards their matters, ., Yh i 220 of the education and inftrudtion of children.226 of the diuifion of the ages of man,and of the offi 7O 7% of ‘Policy, and of fundrie forts of gouerne. ments, 225 of the fovieraige Magiftrate, and of his authoritie and office, 240 of theLaw. 244 of the people,and of their obedience to the Magi- {trate,and to the Law. 248 of a Monarchie,or a Regal! power. 253 of diuers kindes of Monarchies, andof a Ty- rannie, 258 of the education of a Prince in good maners and conditions, : 263 of the office and dutie of a King, -- 268 of a Councell,and of Counfellors of Eftate.27-3 of Tudgements, and of Iudges. 279, + of Seditions. 284 of the caufes that breed the change , cotruption, &c.of Monarchies,and Policies, 290 of the preferuation of Eftates , and Monarchies, and of remedies to keep them from fedition: 296 of the Harmonie and agreement that ough, tg bee in the diffimilitude or ynlike callings Of fub. iets, by reafon of the duetie and office Of euery Eftate. 205 of Peaceand Warre. 305 of the order and difcipline of Warre, 309 of the office and dutie of a Generall, 312 of the choyce of Souldiers, of the manner how to exhort them to fight, and how vi@ori¢e is th bee vied, ) 8 of a happielife. i 2 of Death, 2 27 rs q + : Pind The$

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