Parr. z.Sett.z. Minde ret1ijed. Memb.6. Subf-4voices,which afterward gave occafi_on to the Greekes ofthat fi~ion of the 301 nine Mu[es. The King of .£thtopz•m .ttfrtcke,mol!: ofour.II.Jial•ck Pnnces 1 Atben"" 11~-~ have done[oaoddo;tho[e_sophm,Mogon,Turkes~&c.' folacethemfdves ·~-er ••·•fli· after [up'per amon~fi thetr O!!_eenes and Concubmes, q~<~ JUCtmdzorto ob.~:~::,::~::/". let1amenti cau(a(t{aith mmeauthor) coramrege pfitlle~e & (altareconjiteve- quejjmpboni: rant taking great pleafure to fee and hearethem fing and dance.Th1s·&ma- Pat.uum Pertly [~eh meanes, to exhilarate the heart of men, have been frill pnctifed in fl 1arum :'f'""" . . b h' ·. h r . f 'fi umpe~.,abat :dlages,asknowmgthereisno etrerr mgtot epre,ervauono mansh e. Jovi«<hifl.Jib. Whadhalllfay then, bu_t to every melancholyman, . · , '? b • • q Vtere conwvto, nontrifltbus utere ~mtcts, J.,.' """' H:f- .f<!!_osmega & n(m, & JUCa.foiJa ]UVant. 'Fracaflori«<. Feafi often and ufc friends not frill fo fad >Ywire erg,o _ . . , . ' l <ttJ, 0 Qmtct, Whofe )efts andmemments maymaketheeglad. pr_ocutabangu. Ufe honefi and chafi fporrs, fcerucall Jhewes, playes, games; . · flla, v•vire I•· '<.Accedantjttvenut7Jfk Chori,mijlAfirpueU.e . , "' ,.. . :'irerum AndasMar{ilius Ficinmconcludesan Epifile to BernardCaniftmms , .and &obteff;:~~ fame other ofhis friends, will I this Tract to all goodStudents/ Livemer" ;~:~1,":j~~~d rtly,o my frtendt,free from cares ,perpkxwe, anguijh; grtefe of 1/Jtnde,hve ru:~tigite. • merrily,l:rtitiaccelum vas creavit:• A gain andagain! requcft you to beemer- uL•r., in pr<- rie: if any thing trouble yo~r hearts or vex your[ot~ls,neglel1andcontemne it; ~~·:.t.%;;~J,. •letitpalfe. •.ttndthJS I C»]oyneyou,notataDJvtnealone,bttt M aPhl{ictAn, ritcu>are-Hor. forwithout.thif mirth, which if the lift andquinte(fence ofPhyfick, medicinu, Heev·m both andwhatfoev_er it u(edandapplyedto prolong the lift ofman, it duO, dtad,and ~:z:: er e(noforce. DumfatAjinunt,vivitel.cti.( Seneca) lfaybemerry. , xH.cautera * .N eG luji!J~« v_itentem . ·. . . . . . ;;:Jo~~a'::zi!~· Ptduemm panCJUVentanJ. It was Ttrijia• manJovobis. theProphets counfell toY Menippm,that travelled all the world over, even qudm ~~~~·~7downeto hellitfelfe tof~ekeconre'nt, and his bltfarcw.ell toMenippm, ·_to h:,~;:;;7 :~1'1. bemerry. • Contemn< the.world (faith he) and cotmt that is in it vanity dnd quam m(ti, . toies, thispnlycovet all thy lift long; bee not curiout, or over folicitottt in any na~m_}uJt4, , : thing,butwith awell compoJedandcontentedejfateto ~»joy thy (elf, an.d above;;;:~:~~~':.' 11ft things to b: merry. . . . · . · ~d:J~:~~"'. · · StNunJerl/4 llt:cenfltftne alilore JbCifque, . u / u~m.or,- . Niltjljucandum, VivM inamorejoctfqtee• .\ .. ~ .~-. l;,;.r;vzvttt Nothing better, ( to concludewith Solomon Eccle(. 3: 22•·) then thaJ aman ~ Locbew._A•. fhottldrejoyce inhisaffaim, 'Tisthefameadvice which every Phyfician in ;•I:~:;; Ne• this cafe rings to his Patient, as Capivaccius to his,' 4VO~d over muchjJudy ryomantia. andperturhationt ofthe fltinde, and"' much d4 in thee lies, live at heartsea(e: !'~~.~~mu~; ProfPerCalen'!' to that melancholy Cardinall ~£[zuo, b.amidjJ !thy fcriouo dananug"' £· jiudies andbujinejfe,ufc jcftes andconceiis,p!ayes, andtOJU, and what(oevcr flima. Ho~fo ~lfe .m•y rec~eate thy mmde. Nathing better then mirth ar:td merry company ~;.;;:~;:,~~ ln th1s malady.' It begtnnes w~lh forrow (faith Montanm ) it m1tjf be expel- pr<jiniib«< beledwithhtlaritie · " "':"mpofitis, Bud~ethemifchief, many men knowing that mer~y.company is ;he on- /~::~:r',~;f:i. ly med1cme againfi Melancholy, will therefore neglect their bufindl'e,& in "filicit.,,. . _ qu"mplurr- _· ~umpote~'1.ntam btlarem traduc~. a Hildt/heimJPicel. :. . deManitJ.jDI. 161. Studi.::l ittMrum & animi perturhtJ... ttoner_fugtat,& quantum poteft jucundi -ui't·11t. b Lib. de atrahile. Graviorib:v.. curir Judor (!J' facetiar aiiquantkJinter~ · i:::;:::;:;!~~/:o~~:j:~mum rdaxare. c Confil . jo .Mala valetudo aut'ta ~ wurafl4 efi trijlitia,ac proptera ex· Qq 2 another
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