General and rare memorials pertayning to the perfect arte of nauigation annexed to the paradoxal cumpas, in playne: now first published: 24. yeres, after the first inuention thereof.

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General and rare memorials pertayning to the perfect arte of nauigation annexed to the paradoxal cumpas, in playne: now first published: 24. yeres, after the first inuention thereof.
Author
Dee, John, 1527-1608.
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[Printed at London :: By Iohn Daye,
Anno 1577. In Septemb.] [1577]
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Fisheries -- England -- Early works to 1800.
Great Britain -- History, Naval -- Stuarts, 1603-1714 -- Early works to 1800.
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AND with this pithy peece of wise warning, by HESIODVS (very aptly to our present purpose) recorded, I will end this first Treatise: falling out, in very good Oportunitie, to be in stead of a Preface, for the better vnderstanding and enioying the rest of the RARE MEMO∣RIALS ensuing: collected, according to the Title prefixed. For which Preface, being thus, (though with more zeale than cunning) finished, I yeld thanks most humbly to the Omnipotent Spirit of Veritie, the Spirit of all Comfort and Bountifulnes: which Directed & enclined the Minde and Tongue of my Instructer, thus to prefer the SAFETY AND POLI∣TIKELY ASSVRED PEACE VNIVERSALL, OF THIS BRYTISH KING∣DOM, before any other Lucre, or Honor, Publike or Priuate: As, with∣out which PEACE AND TRANQVILLITY, neither the COMMONS: nor, the LORDES SPIRITVALL OR TEMPORALL: no, nor yet our most GRACIOVS ELIZABETH, can atteyne to the excellent Scope, and per∣fection of Ciuill State: vnto which, both, by the Law of God and Na∣ture: and also by Humaine Policy, all sound Common-Wealths, and Bodies Politike, ought to direct all their Actions Ciuill.

And I beseche you (Right Worshipfull Sir,) not onely to take these my speedy Trauailes and Collections in good parte, your selfe: But also, to whom so euer, you will deliuer any one of the Copies, (wherof, only one Hundred are to be printed, by the warning of my Instructor:) You would be my Carefull Orator, to this purpose chiefly: That my good will, and exceding zealous Intent herein, dutifully to pleasure this BRYTISH MO∣NARCHI, might be thankfully accepted: and so, my simple & very fayth∣full Trauailes, to be rewarded. And finally, that you would very earnest∣ly

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request * 1.1 them, (for the COMMON-WEALTHS CAVSE,) Speedily, Circumspectly, and Paradoxally to vewe this plat. And then, to amend the Imperfection: and to Supply the wants thereof: (the better now to be espied, by these few warnings,) and prosperously, to farder some pithy Extract made of the whole matter: So much, as they, both by their Politike skill, and auailable Au∣thority, best can: And, THEN, shall the fore∣said PSALMODY, most aptly and hartily, of all true BRYTISH AND ENGLISH SVBIECTS, be song:

Lauda HIERVSALEM Dominum, Lauda Deum tuum SION. Quoniam confortauit Seras Portarum tuarum: Benedixit filijs tuis in te. Qui posuit fines tuos PACEM, Et adipe Frumenti satiat te. &c. Non-fecit Taliter omni Nationi.

Prayse we all the Lord therfore. Amen.

Finished, Anno Domini. 1576. Augusto Mense.

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