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* 1.1MEn have learnt the Arts of waging War from the Wolves, for they come out by Troops, and lye in ambush near the Towns which they have appointed, and then one of them runs unto the Town and provokes the Dogs. And making, as if he run away, incites the Dogs to fol∣low him, until he hath gotten them unto the place where their ambush lyeth, which on a sodain appeareth and rusheth out upon them. And so they kill and eat all, or as many of the Dogs as they are able to catch.
The deceits and ambushes of Wolves.