Politeuphuia VVits common wealth.
- Title
- Politeuphuia VVits common wealth.
- Author
- N. L. (Nicholas Ling), fl. 1580-1607.
- Publication
- [London] :: Printed by I. R[oberts] for Nicholas Ling, and are to bee solde at the vvest doore of Paules,
- 1598.
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- Subject terms
- Aphorisms and apothegms -- Early works to 1800.
- Maxims -- Early works to 1800.
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Contents
- title page
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To his very good friend, Maister
I. B. N. L. wisheth in∣crease of happinesse. - To the Reader.
- In Politeuphuian Decastichon.
- poem
- poem
- Faults escaped.
- VVITS COMMON VVEALTH.
- Of Heauen.
- Of Angels.
- Of Vertue.
- Of Peace.
- Of Truth.
- Of Conscience.
- Of Prayer.
- Of Blessednes.
- Of Loue.
- Of Iealousie.
- Of Hate.
- Of Women.
- Of Beauty.
- Of Dissimulation.
- Of Folly.
- Of Flattery.
- Of Suspition.
- Of Thoughts.
- Of Wit.
- Of Wisedom.
- Of Sermon.
- Of Memorie.
- Of Learning.
- Of Knowledge.
- Of Eloquence.
- Of Poetry.
- Of Admiration.
- Of Schoole.
- Of Ignorance.
- Of Goodnes.
- Of Comforts.
- Of Patience.
- Of Friendship.
- Of Temperance.
- Of Innocencie.
- Of Kings.
- Of Nobilitie.
- Of Honour.
- Of Liberalitie.
- Of Benefits.
- Of Curtesie.
- Of Iustice.
- Of Lawes.
- Of Counsaile.
- Of Precepts.
- Of Consideration.
- Of Office.
- Of Auncestors.
- Of Warre.
- Of Generalls in Warre.
- Of Policie.
- Of Courage.
- Of Fame.
- Of Rage.
- Of Cruelty.
- Of Feare.
- Of Famine.
- Of Ruine.
- Of Fortune.
- Of Riches.
- Of Change.
- Of Pouertie.
- Of Banishment.
- Of absence and presence.
- Of Acts.
- Of Prayse.
- Of Ayde.
- Of Meane.
- Of Labour.
- Of Gladnes.
- Of Libertie.
- Of Seruing.
- Of Obedience.
- Of Opinion.
- Of Credulity.
- Of Secrecie.
- Of Oath.
- Of Doubts.
- Of Deniall.
- Of Repetition.
- Of Offence.
- Of Accusation.
- Of Slaunder.
- Of Scoffing.
- Of Phisicke.
- Of Paine.
- Of Teares.
- Of Neighbors.
- Prouerbs.
- Of Sentences.
- Of Similitudes.
- Of Brauery.
- Of Boasting.
- Of Nature.
- Of Lyfe.
- Of the Soule.
- Of the Sences.
- Of Children.
- Of Youth.
- Of Musicke.
- Of Dauncing.
- Of Man.
- Of Choyce.
- Of Marriage.
- Of Chastitie.
- Of Content.
- Of Constancie.
- Of Religion.
- Country or Commonweale.
- Of Hope.
- Of Charity.
- Of Humility.
- Of olde Age.
- Of Death.
- Of Time.
- Of the World.
- Of Beginning.
- Of Ending.
- Of Day, or Light.
- Night or Darknes.
- Of Wickednes.
- Of Infamie.
- Of Dishonesty.
- Vices in generall.
- Of Ingratitude.
- Of Pride.
- Of Prodigalitie.
- Of Gaming.
- Of Couetousnes.
- Of Vsurie.
- Of Deceit.
- Of Lying.
- Of Dronkennes.
- Of Gluttony.
- Of Concupiscence.
- Of Sloth.
- Of Presumption.
- Of Treason.
- Of Desperation.
- Of Deuils.
- Of Hell.
- A Table of all the principall matters contayned in the former Treatise.