- ¶Here beginneth the second partye of ye Rubrices of this present book & declareth how the erthe is deuyded. Caplo.
- j.
- ¶What partye the erth may be enhabyted / Caplo.
- ij.
- ¶After it speketh of paradys terrestre and his foure flo∣des / Capitulo /
- iij.
- Of the regyons of ynde & of thinges foūden ther / Ca
- iiij.
- ¶Of the dyuersytees beyng in the lande of Inde. Ca.
- v.
- ¶Of the serpentes & of the beestis of Inde / Caplo.
- vj.
- ¶Of the precyous stones and of the grete vertue whiche growe in the royame of Inde / Capitulo.
- vij.
- ¶Of the londes and contrees of Inde. Caplo.
- viij.
- ¶Of the fysshes that ben founde in Inde / Caplo.
- ix.
- ¶Of the trees that be in Inde and of theyr fruyt / Cao.
- x.
- ¶Of Europe and of his contrees / Capitulo.
- xj.
- ¶Of affrycque and his regyons & contrees / Caplo.
- xij.
- ¶O dyuerse Isle•• of the see / Capitulo.
- xiij.
- ¶Of the dyuersytes that ben in europe & affrique / ca.
- xiiij.
- ¶Of the maner & condiciō of beestis of the same contrees Capitulo /
- xv.
- ¶Of the maner of birdes of the same contrees / Ca.
- xvj.
- ¶Of the dyuersytes of somme comyn thinges. Ca.
- xvij.
- ¶To knowe where helle is sette and what it is. Ca.
- xviij.
- ¶How the water renneth by therthe. Capitulo /
- xix.
- ¶How the fresshe water / and salte. hoot and poysonned sourde. Capitulo.
- xx.
Hier begynneth the booke callyd the Myrrour of the worlde ...
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- ¶Of dyuerse fontayns that sourde in therth / Capl
- xxj.
- ¶Wherfore & why the erthe cleueth & openeth / capl.
- xxij.
- ¶How the watre of the see becometh salte capl /
- xxiij.
- ¶Of the ayer and his nature caplo /
- xxiiij /
- ¶How clowdes haylles tempestes thondres / lyghtnyn∣ges and layte come comynly / capitulo /
- xxv.
- ¶Of the frostes and snowes / capitulo
- xxvj.
- ¶Of hayll and tempestes / capitulo.
- xxvij /
- ¶Of layhte lyghtnyng and thondre / capitulo /
- xxviij.
- ¶For to knowe how the wyndes growe / capitulo.
- xxix.
- ¶Of the fyre & the sterres whiche seme to falle / ca.
- xxx.
- ¶Of the pure ayer & how the vij planets ben sette /
- xxxj /
- ¶How the vij / planetis gyue names to the vij. dayes. Capitulo /
- xxxij /
- ¶Of the tornyng of the fyrmament and of the sterres / Capitulo /
- xxxiij.
¶Here endeth the second partie of the table of the Rubryces of this present booke /