THe
fyrste
conclusyon
shal
be
suche
.
This
arte
is
,
and
consysteth
of
places
and
magnytudes
The
places
be
as
cardes
or
scrollꝭ
or
other
thynges
for
to
wrytte
in
.
The
ymages
be
the
symylytudes
of
the
thynges
that
we
wyll
retayne
in
mynde
.
Than
I
wyl
fyrst
prepare
my
carde
wherin
we
may
colloke
&
ordre
the
ymages
in
places
.
And
for
the
foundacion
of
this
fyrst
conclusyon
I
wyll
put
foure
rules
.
THE
fyrste
is
this
.
The
places
are
the
wyndowes
set
in
walles
,
pyllers
,
&
anglets
,
with
other
lyke
.
THE
.ii.
rule
is
.
The
places
ought
nat
to
be
to
nere
togyther
nor
to
fare
a sonder
.
For
the
nerenesse
trouble
greatly
the
naturall
memory
,
by
the
opposytion
of
thynges
for
yf
the
places
were
to
fare
dystaunt
.
We
wyl
recyte
with
a
lytel
leaser
the
thynges
that
shal
be
gyuen
to
places
,
where
by
they
shal
be
of
meane
dystaunce
.
And
that
shal
be
done
whan
one
is
.
vi
.
fote
fro
the
other
.
THE
.iii.
rule
is
suche
.
But
it
is
vayne
as
me
semeth
.
For
it
is
the
opynyon
of
talkers
that
the
places
ought
nat
to
be
made
where
as
men
do
haunt
,
as
in
churche
and
comyn
places
.
For
it
suffyseth
to
haue
sene
church
vacaunt
wher
as
people
walke
nat
alway
and
in
that
hath
ben
taught
the
contrary
experyence
.
Whiche
is
the
mayster
of
those
thynges
.
THE
.iiii.
rule
is
thꝭ
.
That
the
places
be
nat
to
hye
.
For
I
wyl
that
the
men
set
for
the
ymages
or
in
the
steade
of
ymages
may
touch
the
places
,
that
whiche
I
haue
iudged
as
behouefull
.
I
take
than
the
churche
greatly
knowen
by
me
,
the
partyes
wher
of
I
do
consyder
,
and
go
into
it
walkynge
it
.iii.
or
.iiii.
tymes
,
and
than
retourne
home
to
my
house
,
&
there
I
tourne
in
my
thought
to
remembre
the
thynges
by
me
sene
.
And
in
that
maner
I
gyue
the
begynnyng
of
the
worke
to
the
places
on
the
ryght
syde
of
the
gate
fro
the
whiche
men
go
in
the
ryght
pathe
or
yle
to
the
hygh
auter
ther
I
fyx
and
ordayne
the
fyrst
place
,
and
the
seconde
on
the
walle
next
it
a
.v.
or
.vi.
fote
of
.
And
yf
there
be
any
notable
thynge
set
,
as
a
pyler
in
the
wyndowe
,
or
other
lyke
,
there
put
the
place
.
And
yf
the
notable
thyng
be
nat
there
,
or
lacke
I
feyn
that
in
my
ymagynation
or
at
myne
arbytre
ymagynary
although
some
forgynge
these
placis
wolde
leaue
them
,
fearynge
that
he
shulde
put
in
forgetfulnes
.
The
thynge
opposyd
to
that
is
taken
&
suffred
,
so
that
he
be
myndfull
to
haue
constytued
and
ordeyned
the
place
.
And
so
to
be
proceded
fro
place
to
place
tyl
that
the
fabrycant
of
the
places
retourne
to
the
same
gate
.
And
these
thynges
to
be
done
on
the
fyrste
walle
of
the
churche
,
al
thyngs
lest
that
be
in
the
myds
therof
.
And
yf
any
desyre
to
haue
the
circumference
of
the
places
entre
by
ordre
in
to
a
monastery
,
and
fyll
it
ful
all
of
places
or
compare
the
places
on
the
walles
without
the
churche
.
And
he
that
wyl
be
remembred
of
many
thynges
,
must
compare
many
placis
.
But
bicause
that
I
haue
wylled
to
surmount
all
the
men
of
Itally
by
habundaunce
of
thynges
and
holy
scryptures
,
in
Canone
lawe
and
Cyuyl
,
and
in
other
authoritees
of
many
thynges
,
whyle
that
I
was
but
yonge
adolescent
I
haue
prepared
a
C.
M.
places
.
And
now
I
haue
added
to
them
the
other
.x.
M.
places
wherin
I
haue
put
the
thynges
which
are
to
say
&
vtter
by
my selfe
,
so
that
they
be
promptemēts
whan
I
wyll
experyment
the
vertues
and
strengthes
of
my
memory
.
And
whan
I
do
leaue
my
countre
assigned
I
visite
the
cytyes
of
Itally
as
a
pylgryme
or
a
wayfarer
.
I
may
frely
say
that
I
bere
with
me
all
my
thynges
,
and
yet
I
ceas
nat
to
edyfy
.
I
do
you
to
wyte
that
the
places
in
any
churche
or
mynster
is
sene
onely
for
to
repose
&
marke
the
thigꝭ
which
must
be
recyted
euery
day
as
be
the
argumentes
,
reasons
,
hystoryes
,
fables
and
predicacions
made
in
Lenten
.
And
let
this
offyce
be
deputed
to
these
places
onely
.
And
I
haue
set
&
declared
at
the
ende
for
these
places
a
thynge
that
shal
be
Iudged
necessary
and
vtile
.
For
I
wyl
that
the
yonge
infants
shal
be
couyetous
herof
by
my
ryght
document
ensygned
by
the
places
so
constytuted
&
put
in
ordre
,
by
often
repetynge
,
thre
or
foure
tymes
in
a
moneth
.
For
the
repeticion
of
placis
can
nat
be
praysed
in
any
maner
.
THe
seconde
conclusyon
shal
be
that
whan
any
hath
the
carde
or
scroll
I
wyll
shewe
the
maner
to
wryt
in
the
same
,
as
I
was
some
tyme
beynge
yonge
adolescent
in
the
company
of
sondry
noble
men
.
It
was
proposed
of
them
to
recyte
names
of
men
,
that
one
of
the
assysten●s
shulde
say
I
denye
nat
that
.
And
these
be
the
names
that
folowe
.
I
dyd
set
in
the
fyrst
place
a
certayne
frende
of
myne
hauynge
the
same
name
.
In
the
seconde
place
lykewyse
,
and
as
names
dyd
I
colloke
&
set
in
place
as
they
had
named
,
and
they
thus
collocated
were
by
me
recyted
afterwarde
.
And
let
the
collocatoure
aduyse
him
to
set
alway
his
frende
doynge
the
thynge
that
he
is
accustomed
to
do
comynly
,
and
procede
this
conclusion
clerely
,
and
names
knowen
.
And
yf
the
frende
be
knowen
haue
suche
a
name
Boxdrab
,
Zorobabell
,
than
set
the
same
thinge
that
is
spoken
or
named
in
his
place
I
say
asmuche
of
lyke
thynges
in
names
of
beastes
as
of
the
hors
,
the
oxe
,
and
asse
,
do
that
the
hors
be
set
in
the
fyrst
place
.
In
the
seconde
the
oxe
,
and
the
asse
in
the
thyrde
.
And
thus
must
be
done
in
thynges
that
haue
no
lyfe
,
as
the
boke
,
the
cote
,
the
gowne
,
&
of
other
thynges
in
lykewyse
.
But
he
wel
ware
that
thou
be
nat
deceyued
,
yf
the
boke
were
set
in
the
fyrst
place
,
and
the
cote
in
the
seconde
for
so
thou
mayste
symply
whan
thou
shulde
recyte
the
names
The
offyce
of
this
arte
is
to
excyte
the
mynde
naturall
that
neuer
is
nat
nor
can
be
admonested
.
For
the
gest
of
the
ymage
is
to
set
and
vnset
&
apposyted
therfore
the
ought
to
be
set
in
the
place
that
moueth
.
And
yf
it
can
nat
moeue
to
be
moeued
with
another
,
put
such
a
thynge
in
the
hande
of
mouer
,
bycause
that
by
the
mouynge
the
memory
be
moued
to
the
naturall
.
But
some
yonge
man
of
his
spyryte
&
subtyll
wyt
wyll
saye
that
these
preceptes
&
commaundementes
be
nat
perfyte
in
all
partyes
.
For
the
ampt
set
in
the
place
moueth
.
And
howbeit
bycause
that
it
is
so
lytell
it
can
nat
moue
for
the
grayne
of
peper
put
in
the
hande
of
the
mouer
nor
also
lyft
it
,
whiche
I
graunt
,
yf
the
onely
ampt
be
there
collocat
.
But
yf
ye
set
a
multytude
of
ampts
mountynge
&
descendynge
on
a
tree
.
That
that
the
onely
ampt
coude
nat
do
alone
,
the
multytude
wyll
do
it
.
And
the
frende
also
wyll
moue
in
the
place
dyuers
graynes
of
peper
.
Some
other
yonglynge
wyll
contraryenge
.
The
full
bely
doth
nat
moue
me
the
multytude
of
fleas
,
may
nat
be
set
nor
well
collocated
.
But
I
wyll
collocat
there
for
the
flea
the
frende
takynge
a
flea
.
And
I
haue
afore
set
in
the
place
of
the
flea
the
ryghte
excellent
mayster
of
all
them
of
oure
tyme
the
good
phisitien
Gyrard
of
Uelonne
,
the
whiche
I
behelde
ones
takynge
a
flea
.
THe
.iii.
conclusyon
is
al
of
gold
yf
I
take
men
for
the
lettres
of
the
alphebete
,
and
so
I
haue
the
lyuynge
amages
.
For
I
set
for
the
lettre
.
A.
Anthony
.
B.
for
Benet
,
&
so
the
other
persones
and
names
of
whom
the
fyrst
lettre
is
that
which
I
wyll
collocat
.
And
I
do
set
by
the
lettres
some
fayre
maydens
for
they
excyte
greatly
my
mynde
and
frequentation
whan
I
was
yonge
I
dyd
collocat
Iunipere
pistorien
or
of
pyse
which
I
loued
greatly
.
Beleue
hardily
to
my
sayenges
that
yf
I
set
the
fāyre
maydens
mooste
facylly
and
decently
recyte
this
that
I
haue
set
in
my
memory
.
Reteyne
thꝭ
secret
very
behoueful
than
into
the
artificiall
memory
,
whiche
I
haue
of
a
longe
whyle
put
in
science
.
And
for
feare
of
blame
or
shame
the
thou
wolde
haue
a
remembraunce
incontynent
collocat
fayre
maidens
.
For
the
mynde
by
the
location
of
maydens
&
vyrgyns
is
a
merueylous
mouynge
to
hym
that
hathe
sene
the
wytnes
testyfyeth
the
thynge
.
But
this
behouefull
precept
can
nat
profyt
to
them
that
haue
women
in
hate
and
dyspyle
them
.
Nor
shall
nat
folowe
the
fruyt
of
this
art
but
dyfficylly
,
and
slowly
,
howbeit
all
good
and
chast
men
are
except
.
For
the
preceptes
that
hath
borne
me
so
much
honesty
I
ought
nat
to
hyde
,
saing
that
I
desyre
,
&
enforce
me
with
all
my
powers
to
leaue
it
to
my
successors
excellently
lerned
in
goodnes
.
THe
.iiii.
conclusion
is
,
that
the
ymages
of
the
alphabete
,
or
the
names
demonstratyfs
of
lies
shuld
be
well
reteyned
&
fyxed
in
mynde
and
often
repeted
,
I
begyne
than
this
wyse
yf
it
chaunce
me
to
sette
in
place
of
this
copulatyue
.
And
I
set
in
place
Eusebe
&
Thomas
,
howebeit
that
in
this
ordre
eusebe
be
in
place
,
&
Thomas
standynge
afore
hym
,
but
yf
Thomas
holde
of
eusebe
,
and
eusebe
holde
the
copulatif
of
Thomas
that
is
mas
,
that
of
mas
we
se
this
pronowne
of
Thomas
And
in
the
place
apposed
in
this
arte
the
rule
is
suche
that
fyrst
in
ordre
is
moost
presed
of
the
place
,
and
so
of
the
ende
.
And
fyrst
we
wryte
in
this
copulatyfe
and
lykewyse
in
the
place
.
And
lyke
thinges
is
to
be
obserued
generally
in
all
dyctions
,
&
other
things
to
be
colloqued
.
THe
.v.
conclusion
is
in
the
syllables
of
.iii.
letts
,
in
whom
we
procede
thus
,
for
yf
the
vowel
be
in
the
myddel
as
thꝭ
syllable
(
bar
)
I
take
than
the
ymage
of
the
last
lettre
and
adde
some
thinge
therto
,
of
the
which
let
be
the
begynnyng
in
lykewyse
to
the
two
other
letters
that
do
procede
.
Than
yf
I
set
in
the
place
of
Raymonde
smyttynge
the
place
with
his
stafe
,
the
syllable
(
bar
)
shal
be
reysed
in
the
place
.
And
yf
Symon
hyt
the
place
we
shall
haue
the
syllable
belowe
.
Than
lete
this
rule
be
kept
whiche
is
thus
.
Repeted
there
where
the
vowel
is
in
the
myddle
of
the
syllable
of
the
letters
the
ymage
of
the
laste
letter
.
R.
is
taken
apposynge
another
mobyle
,
or
mouynge
her selfe
to
the
two
letters
afore
.
But
yf
the
vowell
beyne
the
ende
as
the
syllable
(
bra
)
than
I
colloke
to
that
ymage
of
the
fyrst
letter
of
that
thynge
mobyle
or
mouynge
,
wherof
lete
the
begynnynge
be
lyke
to
the
two
folowynge
Than
I
set
&
appose
Benet
amonge
the
Frogges
in
the
place
shal
haue
the
syllable
(
bra
)
And
yf
I
set
Thomas
I
shall
haue
the
syllable
(
tra
)
The
habundaunce
than
of
these
thynges
that
begyn
as
the
syllable
yf
they
be
redyly
had
here
great
vtylyte
and
profyte
.
But
yf
the
vowell
be
in
the
begynninge
,
making
any
syllablꝭ
as
in
thꝭ
word
(
Amo
)
than
alway
the
ymage
of
the
fyrst
letter
is
to
be
colloqued
in
the
place
of
the
thynge
hauynge
hys
lyke
begynnynge
of
the
syllable
folowe
,
yf
the
harnest
turne
the
mylstone
,
thꝭ
worde
(
Amo
)
set
there
shal
be
the
place
.
And
yf
,
this
eusebe
,
rede
,
this
word
,
enio
to
vs
ye
must
alway
knowe
yf
we
may
profytably
collocat
,
the
diction
of
thre
or
foure
syllables
,
and
it
is
no
nede
.
For
in
vayne
one
is
to
be
made
by
many
thynges
whan
it
may
be
by
few
.
It
suffyfeth
to
haue
set
the
fyrst
or
seconde
syllable
,
we
may
always
collocat
the
totall
dyction
of
two
syllables
as
,
Pater
,
I
wyl
set
in
the
place
the
thynge
or
the
man
for
the
ymage
of
the
syllable
.
Pa.
as
Paule
,
and
for
the
syllable
,
ter
,
sythe
that
the
vowell
is
in
the
myddel
I
wyl
take
Raymonde
hauynge
a
pyece
of
lynnene
clothe
in
his
hande
.
I
conclude
than
thus
nobly
that
the
ymages
of
the
alphabete
adioyned
togyther
,
and
the
habundance
of
the
thynges
begynning
as
the
syllables
wyl
serue
vs
euer
,
yf
the
ymages
do
lacke
in
them
.
For
yf
I
can
haue
other
I
wyl
leaue
these
wherof
we
shal
speke
in
the
other
conclusions
.
THe
.vi.
conclucyon
is
in
these
dyctions
,
breade
,
wyne
,
wood
,
and
other
like
.
And
in
al
dygnitees
as
is
the
Emperour
,
the
Kynge
.
&c
And
so
of
eche
I
make
collocacion
by
the
sōunde
of
the
voyce
,
the
which
all
thynges
do
vnderstande
,
and
the
Rustykes
in
theyr
demonstration
,
and
to
speake
more
euydent
they
are
concordinge
&
vnyformal
in
speche
vulgar
and
latyn
.
In
suche
dyctions
I
demaunde
none
other
ymages
.
But
put
that
same
that
the
sayd
dyction
sounde
,
and
all
the
syllables
of
suche
dyctions
may
be
by
good
mention
collocate
easyly
.
For
in
the
body
of
man
I
haue
sounde
ymages
of
cases
so
that
the
head
is
the
case
Iuuima
.
The
ryght
hande
the
genityfe
.
The
lyft
hande
the
datyue
,
The
ryght
fote
the
accusatyue
,
the
lyfte
fote
the
vocatyue
.
And
the
bely
or
stomake
the
ablatyue
.
And
for
the
synguler
nombre
I
set
a
fayre
mayden
naked
.
And
for
the
plurell
the
same
mayde
,
well
arayed
and
rychely
or
her
that
I
wolde
be
remembred
of
.
Or
I
wyll
collocate
some
thynge
,
or
a
man
yf
it
be
some
thynge
as
bread
I
wyll
collocate
a
mayden
all
naked
in
the
place
touchynge
the
bread
with
her
ryght
fote
And
yf
I
wyll
collocat
any
dyction
I
set
a
man
constytued
in
offyce
or
dygnyte
as
a
Bysshop
,
I
collocat
a
Bysshop
in
the
place
,
smytynge
the
bare
erth
with
his
ryght
fote
.
And
yf
thou
consyder
dylygently
these
thynges
,
O
ryght
swete
reder
,
thys
mention
wyll
shew
very
goodly
vnto
the
,
and
thus
I
was
accustomed
for
to
collocat
these
dyctions
.
THe
.vii.
conclusyon
is
that
we
may
collocat
dyctions
by
sounde
of
the
voyce
,
Iestures
of
the
body
,
of
the
symilytudes
,
and
of
their
ymages
.
I
vse
it
ofter
for
I
set
my
frende
for
the
dyction
.
I
knew
a
doctour
that
had
alway
in
his
mouth
communication
of
the
law
spekynge
of
the
tyme
of
appellations
.
Thys
doctour
of
law
sayde
he
coulde
say
all
the
lawe
by
herte
or
rote
only
I
than
wyllynge
to
collocat
the
sayd
lawe
I
set
thys
dolour
that
alway
hytteth
laughters
,
&
by
the
Iestes
of
the
body
are
set
the
ymages
whan
any
Iestures
be
made
in
the
dyction
I
make
my
frende
(
for
this
worde
spolio
)
the
whiche
dyspoyleth
another
.
And
for
this
worde
,
Rapio
,
I
set
my
frende
rauysshynge
somewhat
by
force
,
by
symylytude
I
set
the
ymages
whan
I
fynde
the
thyng
at
the
dyction
semblable
letters
,
howbeit
that
they
are
vnlyke
in
sygnyfycation
whan
I
colloke
well
for
this
worde
cano
.
THe
.viii.
conclusyon
is
for
the
lordes
Iurisconsultes
,
a
lawyers
.
And
I
wyll
begyne
to
speake
of
the
volumes
of
the
cyuyll
lawe
.
And
whan
I
wyll
gyue
these
thynges
to
the
places
I
take
the
colours
of
the
couerynges
,
as
for
F.
veteri
.
a
blacke
skynne
.
For
the
Code
a
grene
skynne
.
For
a
volume
a
skynne
of
varyable
colour
.
For
the
instytutions
a
lytell
boke
.
And
the
autentyke
a
Notary
hauynge
a
great
Instrument
.
For
the
autentike
I
set
a
mayden
hauynge
a
pryuylege
.
For
the
boke
of
feodes
,
I
set
some
castell
.
For
the
decret
autentyke
I
sette
an
olde
man
wrytynge
in
the
place
,
by
cause
the
auctorytees
of
holy
fathers
is
in
it
.
For
that
decretalles
a
bysshop
syttynge
in
a
chayre
.
For
clementynes
,
a
mayden
named
Clemence
.
For
the
syxt
,
an
instrument
,
so
called
in
Itally
,
wherof
Ouyde
wryteth
.
Altera
pars
staret
,
pars
altera
duceret
orbet
.
For
the
conmētatours
of
the
lawe
I
set
them
that
haue
lyke
name
.
But
I
take
the
ymage
of
the
glose
of
the
doctryne
by
my selfe
of
me
fyrst
gyuen
in
the
collocacions
of
dyctions
.
And
I
haue
for
the
Dygestes
fayre
Iunipera
gyuynge
a
harp
to
a
florentyne
,
that
he
maye
synge
the
Iester
of
Rome
.
The
allegations
of
the
decrete
shal
be
thus
collocated
,
for
a
mayden
is
set
for
the
allegation
.
And
this
mayden
maketh
a
cloth
or
a
cedule
.
And
set
for
the
question
the
fayre
Iunipera
beatynge
her
mayde
.
And
for
the
consyderation
I
set
a
preste
consecratynge
the
hoost
.
And
for
Penaunce
I
set
Iunipera
shryuyng
her
to
me
of
her
lyght
synnes
.
THe
.ix.
conclusyon
shal
be
,
that
I
wyll
shew
how
placis
ought
to
be
gyuen
to
the
rubrysshes
of
eche
lawe
,
&
set
two
ymages
for
the
same
as
I
am
wont
,
for
yf
I
wyll
remember
me
of
the
rubrysshe
of
transaction
I
set
Thomas
hauyng
frogges
or
the
gest
of
the
body
.
I
feyn
two
men
that
wolde
nat
of
longe
tyme
cease
theyr
contension
and
debate
and
gyuynnge
eche
to
other
tokens
of
peace
.
That
is
the
fayre
ymage
of
the
rubryshe
of
the
transactions
But
the
pryncyples
of
the
lawes
where
as
chapyters
be
set
in
place
by
alphabete
or
sounde
of
voyce
symylytude
or
gestures
of
the
body
,
wherof
is
spoken
afore
and
playnly
ynoughe
.
THe
.x.
is
in
collocatynge
,
argumentes
.
For
the
whiche
I
am
accustomed
to
set
two
images
.
The
fyrst
is
the
gest
of
the
body
,
as
yf
one
sayd
thus
.
The
testament
a
vayleth
to
none
but
yf
it
be
made
with
.vii.
witnesses
.
Therfore
I
feyne
the
testatour
to
haue
made
this
testament
before
two
wytnesses
,
and
a
rynge
that
sealeth
the
sayde
testamente
.
The
seconde
ymage
is
it
that
collogateth
two
other
diction
more
princypall
of
the
argument
.
Take
here
of
an
example
,
thou
Iurisconsul
,
of
this
phylosophres
wote
my
meanynge
.
Whan
in
the
act
the
wyll
is
demaunded
of
any
,
he
ought
to
procede
.
Here
be
sondry
wordes
,
but
it
suffyseth
to
collocat
&
set
the
wyll
fro
procedynge
.
And
than
we
may
say
by
and
in
memory
the
other
partyes
of
the
argument
of
the
collocation
of
two
or
thre
dyctions
.
The
other
thynges
we
shall
recyte
elegantly
,
&
beleue
this
that
the
mayster
hath
experymented
it
ryght
well
.
THe
.xi.
conclusyon
,
and
thus
I
haue
the
ymages
vnto
the
non
of
a
C.
whiche
are
.x.
I
haue
also
.ix
ymages
of
the
nombre
begynninge
from
one
to
the
nombre
.x.
The
whiche
I
haue
dyuyded
on
the
fyngers
of
men
.
I
haue
gyuen
to
the
fyrst
fynger
of
the
ryght
hande
for
the
fyr●t
nombre
,
or
for
one
.
The
seconde
for
the
seconde
,
or
for
two
.
And
so
I
procede
to
the
.iiii.
fynger
of
the
left
hande
.
And
bycause
that
these
thynges
may
the
better
be
retayned
in
mynde
.
I
saye
the
fyrste
fynger
of
the
ryght
hande
to
be
of
the
Gelfes
,
The
seconde
of
the
Gelbilayts
.
The
thyrde
of
the
Iewes
the
forth
of
the
rynges
.
The
v.
of
the
eares
.
And
so
of
the
lefte
hande
I
call
the
fyrst
fynger
of
the
Gelfes
,
for
Gelfes
be
estemed
ryche
and
of
great
estymation
,
the
seconde
of
the
Gelbelayts
.
And
the
thyrde
of
the
Iewes
,
For
yf
ye
poynt
to
a
Iewe
with
that
fynger
he
wyll
loke
away
fyersly
.
And
who
that
wyll
knowe
the
cause
,
shall
fynde
it
euydent
.
Therfore
I
call
the
forthe
and
the
.v.
euen
so
for
the
nombre
of
a
M.
I
haue
set
here
,
yf
any
nombre
be
to
me
proposed
easyly
to
haue
the
ymage
of
the
same
.
The
conclusyon
is
suche
,
yf
any
shulde
aske
yf
that
in
one selfe
place
he
ought
to
set
many
thynges
.
I
answere
thus
yf
I
wolde
put
the
thynges
in
places
that
are
proposed
to
me
of
other
bycause
that
I
ought
forthwith
to
reherce
the
sayde
thinges
proposed
I
wyll
collocat
onely
in
the
place
the
ymages
of
one
thynge
.
But
yf
I
dyspose
to
set
in
places
the
thynges
that
I
rede
in
my
bokes
,
so
that
I
maye
recyte
by
herte
in
remembrynge
them
,
I
doubt
nat
to
set
very
often
in
one
place
the
ymages
of
many
thynges
THe
.xii.
conclusyon
shal
be
very
propre
.
That
is
I
wyl
make
and
shewe
in
what
maner
ought
to
be
made
the
ymages
of
nombres
for
all
nombres
that
we
can
thynke
I
haue
onely
founde
.xx.
ymages
.
And
therfore
I
wyll
descrybe
them
chyefly
,
For
the
nombre
of
.x.
I
take
a
great
crosse
of
golde
or
syluer
,
for
the
nombre
of
.xx.
I
take
the
symylytude
of
the
lettre
of
yren
or
of
wood
vnioyned
to
any
thynge
that
is
rounde
.
For
we
shall
wryte
the
nombre
of
.xx.
in
the
carde
or
scroll
in
this
maner
,
or
for
.xxx.
and
the
symilytude
of
this
fygure
is
coniunct
in
thys
maner
to
the
thynge
.
Therfore
I
shall
fynde
some
examples
whiche
I
wyll
set
wherby
the
reder
maye
vnderstande
in
the
more
easyly
,
although
it
be
of
a
rude
wyt
or
conclusion
,
yf
I
wyl
say
.
ii.q.iii
.
I
must
haue
a
g●lfe
in
the
place
holdynge
in
his
ryght
hande
a
crosse
.
and
a
Iewe
that
with
all
his
strengths
seketh
to
take
it
fro
hym
by
vyolence
of
that
made
fro
the
ryghthande
.
Yf
I
wyll
say
.ii.
Corinthios
.iiii.
I
wyll
feyn
the
Gebelyn
in
the
place
that
shall
holde
a
curtayne
in
his
ryghthande
shewynge
it
to
a
fayre
mayden
whiche
shall
receyue
it
in
her
ryghthande
,
for
the
fourth
fynger
I
wyll
set
a
mayden
maryed
.
And
so
I
collocat
and
set
for
the.
iiii
.
and
.ix.
nombre
,
yf
I
wyll
remembre
me
of
penaunce
in
the
.iiii.
dystynction
,
I
wyll
colloke
an
olde
preeste
and
nat
yonge
to
whom
Iunipera
shal
shryue
her
fautes
.
And
she
shall
do
a
wounderous
thynge
,
for
she
shall
absolue
the
preste
holdynge
her
ryght
hande
ouer
his
head
,
and
so
of
the
other
.
And
bycause
that
this
be
nat
that
processe
let
vs
here
make
an
ende
of
the
art
of
memory
artificyall
,
and
preceptes
,
of
whome
all
thynges
is
comprised
simplycytyuely
,
at
the
lest
so
explycityuely
to
leaue
any
thynge
,
that
I
promysed
to
wrytte
in
this
place
to
Iudge
an
vtyle
thynge
herī
in
place
to
set
in
the
.v.
place
a
hande
of
gold
In
the
.x.
a
crosse
gylted
,
in
the
.xv.
a
hande
of
syluer
.
And
in
the
.xx.
the
ymage
of
the
same
nombre
.
And
this
my
doctryne
teacheth
for
to
do
in
all
other
thynges