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A RESOLVTI∣on to the Countrey-man, prouyng it vnlawfull for him to bye or vse our yearly Prognostications.
GOOD Reader, I haue thought it cōuenient (for some speciall causes) in this short treatise, to dis∣close a part of my mynde vnto thee, concernyng the makyng of Prognostications, and if it might be, to perswade thee, not to spend thy money in buying any of them. I haue long stu∣died this Art, and was neuer quyet vn∣till I had seene all the secretes of the same: but at ye length, it pleased God to lay before me, ye prophanenes of it, nay, I dare boldly say, Idolatry, although it bee couered with fayre and golden shewes. Wherfore, that which I will