An argument wherin the apparaile of women is both reproued and defended

Title

An argument wherin the apparaile of women is both reproued and defended

Author

Livy.

Publication

Jmprinted at London in Fletestrete :: In the house of Thomas Berthelet Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum,

Anno MDLI [1534]

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Subject terms

Clothing and dress -- Social aspects -- Early works to 1800.

Roman women -- Early works to 1800.

Sumptuary laws -- England -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• The printer to the reder.
• The letter sent by may∣ster Thomas to the gentle woman, with the transla∣cions that she desyred.
• The notes of the peo∣ples beneuolence promi∣sed in my letter.
• Cato's oration
  • T. L. Decad. 4. lib. 4.
  • The oracion of Cato agaynst womens libertee.
  • The oracion of Lucius Valerius agaynst Catos.
• A table of suche wordes as the reder smally skilled, shall not well perceiue.
• colophon
• Psalter fragment
  • Psalm - 137
  • Psalm - 138