VVits miserie, and the vvorlds madnesse discouering the deuils incarnat of this age.

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VVits miserie, and the vvorlds madnesse discouering the deuils incarnat of this age.
Author
Lodge, Thomas, 1558?-1625.
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London :: Printed by Adam Islip, and are to be sold by Cutbert Burby, at his shop by the Roiall-Exchange,
1596.
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TO THE RIGHT worshipfull brothers, Nicholas Hare of Stow Bardolfe Esquire and Recorder of Lyn, Hugh Hare Esquire, Bencher of the inward Temple, and Iohn Hare Esquire, Clarke of her Maiesties Court of Wards, Tho. Lodge Gentleman, wisheth health, wealth, and heauen.

RIght Worshipfull, vn∣derstanding how like Scilirus the Scythians fagot you are all so tied togither with the bro∣therly bond of amitie, that no diuision or dissention can depart you; In memorie of your rare and v∣nited loues (the like whereof this bar∣ren age scarsely affordeth any) and in regard you are three ornaments in this Honourable Citie, whereof I esteeme my selfe a member: To consecrate your vertues with my fame, I haue boldlie

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made you the pa•…•…rons of this my worke, which both becommeth your grauities to read, and your deuotions to thinke vpon. Accept (I most humblie intreat you) this deseruing kindnesse from a gentleman, whose labours and curte∣sies being well construed, shall embol∣den him hereafter to aduenture on farre greater. Till when, I most humblie commend me: Written in hast, from my house at Low-Laiton, this 5. of Nouember. 1596.

Your Worships in all kindnesse, T. L.

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