¶
Of
the
Eclipse
.
THis
yeere
the
.xxviii.
day
of
October
at
.
v.
of
the
clocke
.
xxxv
.
minutes
after
noone
shal
appere
an
Eclipse
If
the
Moone
and
shal
be
darckened
,
●●iii
.
pointes
.
Although
that
the
●●●●pse
of
the
Sun
,
or
Moone
be
〈◊〉
naturall
and
that
Philosophicallye
reasons
may
be
geuen
while
it
so
chaunceth
:
yet
notwithstanding
I
wishe
the
louing
reader
to
take
aduertisment
by
this
and
other
moste
straunge
impressions
séene
of
late
in
the
ayre
to
flée
from
sin
,
wherwith
the
world
almost
〈…〉
where
swarmeth
.
For
vndoubtidly
these
terrible
tenmpests
,
and
seldome
séene
sights
do
preache
vnto
vs
gods
forathfull
indignation
to
be
euen
at
our
doores
(
if
we
spedely
repent
not
)
vtterly
to
destroye
vs
.
What
wunderfull
sightis
were
sene
at
Ierusalem
before
the
destruction
therof
:
Iosephus
doth
testify
,
&
〈…〉
people
tooke
no
regarde
the
run
to
but
still
perseuered
in
theyr
moste
filthye
and
vngodly
liues
:
God
at
last
performid
that
he
had
thretnid
and
so
destroyed
them
executyng
on
them
the
rod
of
his
Iustice
and
terible
indignation
,
which
toke
no
regarde
to
his
swéet
and
fatherly
admonition
Deserte
not
therfore
the
〈…〉
returne
,
put
not
of
repentance
from
daye
to
day
,
least
that
whilest
you
so
dissemble
with
your
duble
hartis
,
god
vtterly
turne
away
his
face
&
when
ye
wold
there
be
no
place
lest
vnto
you
to
repent
,
as
of
late
dayes
within
the
countie
of
Sussex
we
haue
had
a-moste
terrible
example
in
one
that
dyed
moste
lamentablye
despayringe
in
the
mercies
of
God
.
Of
whome
I
purpose
god
willyng
to
set
out
the
whole
story
,
or
rather
moste
fearfull
tragedye
to
this
entent
that
we
beholding
that
seuere
Iustice
of
almightie
god
,
in
that
partie
:
may
learne
to
shake
of
our
vyle
carnal
securytie
and
after
the
councel
of
Christe
to
watche
with
prayer
.
¶
Of
Wynter
,
the
first
part
of
the
yere
.
Criii
,
¶
Hyems
,
omnium
consensu
,
frigida
et
humida
dicitur
,
non
tamen
ea
de
causa
,
quod
reliquis
temporibus
frigidior
h
〈…〉
diorque
sit
,
sed
quod
frigiditas
in
to
superat
caliditurem
,
et
humiditas
siccitatem
.
WInter
beginneth
the
.xii
.
day
of
Decembre
when
the
sum
entreth
in
to
the
first
degree
of
Capricorne
whiche
day
is
the
shortest
day
in
the
yere
for
then
is
the
sunne
fardest
of
from
vs
.
Then
beginneth
the
day
to
encrece
againe
and
the
night
to
decrece
.
This
parte
of
the
yéere
by
nature
is
colde
and
moyste
and
therfore
the
diseases
that
happen
in
this
parte
of
the
yéere
ar
colde
and
moyst
diseases
,
as
Coughes
,
Rewmes
,
Horsnesse
Goutꝭ
Fluxes
.
&c.
This
time
of
the
yéere
shall
the
Cholericke
parsons
be
in
best
lyking
.
In
this
quarter
of
the
yéere
as
testefieth
.
Hippocrates
.
1.
Aphor.
15.
We
ought
to
eate
muche
and
to
drinke
little
and
to
eat
those
meatis
as
ar
hote
and
dry
of
complexion
.
as
ar
Cunnies
,
Pigions
,
and
all
smal
byrdis
.
&c.
This
time
meatis
rosted
are
more
holsome
then
sod
.
¶
Of
Ver
or
Spring
tyme
.
Ver
saluberimum
est
,
minimeque
morbis
qui
mortem
afferani
,
obnoxium
.
VEr
begynneth
the
.xii.
of
Marche
when
the
Sunne
entreth
into
the
firste
minute
of
Aries
,
then
is
the
day
and
night
equal
.
This
quarter
of
the
yéere
after
the
minde
of
some
is
hot
&
moyst
,
but
after
the
mynde
of
Hippocrates
&
Galene
it
is
temperate
and
therfore
is
the
most
holsomest
parte
of
the
yéere
.
In
this
parte
of
the
yéere
I
councel
those
to
be
let
blood
who
doubt
them
selues
to
be
vexed
with
any
sicknesse
the
rest
of
the
yéere
after
,
for
by
that
meanes
shall
helth
be
preseruid
.
The
disseases
that
happen
this
quarter
of
the
yéere
do
moste
commonly
procéed
of
blood
and
superfluity
of
moysture
,
as
Pleuresies
,
Madnes
.
Blodye
flyres
,
Scabbes
,
Vlcers
and
suche
lyke
.
The
sanguin
this
time
of
the
yéere
shall
prosper
and
so
shal
the
Melancholick
also
.
This
time
of
the
yéere
must
we
eate
lesse
than
we
did
in
winter
&
drink
somthing
more
and
also
vse
more
sodd
meatis
then
rosted
and
also
suche
meatis
as
are
nurishing
.
¶
Of
Sommer
.
¶
Estas
calida
et
sicca
cristit
.
SOmmer
begineth
the
.xiii.
day
of
Iune
at
what
tyme
the
Sunne
entreth
in
to
Cancer
.
that
daye
is
the
longest
day
in
all
the
yéere
.
The
Sommer
by
nature
is
hot
&
drye
,
his
disseases
procede
of
Choler
&
blood
,
a●
hot
burnyng
Agues
,
Quotidians
Tertians
.
This
parte
of
the
yéer
,
shall
the
Flegmaticke
complexion
,
be
in
best
lyking
.
In
this
quarter
we
ought
to
eate
lytle
and
to
drinke
muche
and
those
meatis
we
eat
:
ought
to
be
sodde
meatis
and
of
colde
complexion
.
¶
Of
Autumne
.
¶
Autumnus
inequalis
est
.
AVtumne
beginneth
the
xiiii
.
of
September
when
the
sunne
entreth
into
Libra
then
is
the
day
and
night
equall
.
This
parte
of
the
yéere
is
the
most
vnholsomest
parte
,
and
is
distemperid
in
complexion
,
and
therfore
is
callid
the
nurice
of
all
disseases
.
This
time
we
ought
to
vse
good
&
holsome
diete
and
to
eat
more
then
we
did
in
sommer
and
also
to
drinke
lesse
.
¶
Of
Sickenesse
that
shal
happen
this
yéere
.
IN
the
Spryng
time
of
this
yéere
and
Winter
also
shal
be
many
daungerouse
and
greuouse
sicknesses
as
Pleuresies
paine
in
the
Lungꝭ
.
Feuers
,
Vertigines
,
Falling
sicknesse
Rumes
,
Apoplexie
,
Madnes
,
Iaundyes
,
Leprosie
,
Vlcers
,
Byles
,
Ache
in
the
Iointꝭ
&
suche
like
.
The
Sommer
time
and
Autumne
shal
bring
hot
feuers
,
as
Chr●●ice
et
Erratice
,
with
consumptions
Cholick
,
Strangury
with
other
great
obstructions
&
putrefactions
.
Let
vs
therfore
make
our
praiers
vnto
the
eternall
god
to
geue
vs
grace
to
amende
our
liues
and
to
flée
from
sinne
,
that
we
béeing
turnid
from
our
wickednesses
,
he
may
also
turne
him
frome
the
plages
wherwith
he
hath
deuised
to
punishe
vs
.
Pray
therfore
continualye
.
Amen
.
¶
For
blood
letting
.
¶
I
found
in
a
litle
book
intituled
(
Amicus
medico●um
.
concerning
blood
lettinge
as
foloweth
The
first
day
of
the
Moon
,
is
meetly
good
.
The
second
&
third
euel
,
the
iiii
v.
vj
vij
viij
.
and
ninth
euel
.
the
.x.
but
meetly
good
the
.xi.
is
meetly
good
for
yung
men
hauing
need
The
xij
.
good
the
xiij
.
meetly
good
.
xiiij
.
&
xv
.
euel
.
xvi
.
&
.
xvij
.
meetly
good
xviij
good
for
yung
men
that
be
choleric●
a●●
for
olde
men
xix
.
and.
xx
.
euel
.xxi.
good
.
xxii
.
very
good
,
the
xxiij
.
xxiiii
xxv
and.
xxvi
.
good
.
xxvij
.
euel
.
xxviii
and
if
〈◊〉
xxix
.
euel
,
the
.xxx.
wurs
.
¶
The
disposition
of
the
wether
in
the
.xij.
Monethes
of
the
yeere
.
¶
Ianuary
.
depiction of a group sitting at an indoor table
The
ful
Moone
the
.v.
day
at
.ix.
of
the
clock
.xi
minutes
after
noon
clowdy
,
wynde
Northerly
.
The
last
quarter
the
.xiii.
day
at
viii
.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
raine
and
winde
.
The
new
Moone
the
.xxi.
day
at
x.
of
the
.
clock
in
the
morning
.
seasonable
for
the
tyme
of
the
yeere
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxviii.
day
at
.
iii.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
raine
with
some
frost
.
¶
February
.
depiction of a group sitting by a fire
The
ful
Moone
the
.iiii
day
at
.
i
,
of
the
clock
.
xxxi
.
minutes
before
noone
raine
winde
southeast
.
The
last
quarter
the
.xii.
day
at
ii
.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
frost
after
rayn
with
sleet
.
The
new
Moone
the
.xix
day
xi
.
of
the
clock
.
xx
.
minutꝭ
after
noon
rain
,
sleet
,
hayle
and
blusteringe
wyndes
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxvi.
day
at
.
x.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
disposed
to
moisture
.
¶
Marche
.
depiction of two men planting seeds
The
ful
Moone
the
.v.
day
at
xi
.
of
the
clock
after
noon
,
rain
,
wind
south
.
The
last
quarter
the
.xiiij.
day
at
.
i.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
winde
.
The
new
moone
the
xxi
.
day
at
.
xi
.
of
the
clock
before
noone
,
blustering
wether
after
inclined
to
moisture
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxviii.
day
at
one
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
faire
wether
.
¶
Apryl
.
depiction of two men scaring birds
The
f●ll
moone
the
.iiij.
day
at
.
ij
of
that
clock
after
noon
some
sweet
showers
.
The
last
quarter
the
.xij
.
day
at
v.
of
the
clock
in
that
afternoon
,
faire
.
The
new
Moone
the
.xix.
day
and
vii
.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
faire
,
after
inclined
to
moisture
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxvi
day
at
.
x.
of
that
clock
before
noone
raine
¶
Maye
.
depiction of a group sitting at an outdoor table while one plays a standing stringed instrument
The
full
moone
the
.iiij.
day
at
vi
.
of
the
clock
in
that
morning
raine
and
winde
northeast
.
The
last
quarter
the
.xii.
day
at
viii
.
of
the
clock
before
noone
,
disposed
to
raine
and
mist
The
new
moone
the
.xix.
day
at
iii.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
faire
wether
winde
west
.
The
first
quarter
the
xxv
.
day
at
x.
of
the
clock
after
noone
faire
.
¶
Iune
depiction of a man and woman shearing sheep
The
ful
Moone
the
.ii.
day
at
.
ix
.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
clowdy
.
The
last
quarter
the
.x.
day
at
.
vi
of
the
clock
after
noone
faire
and
temperat
whether
.
The
new
Moone
the
.xvii
.
day
at
.
x
of
the
clock
before
noone
,
mistye
,
inclined
to
wynde
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxiiii.
day
at
.
x.
of
the
clock
before
noone
,
fair
wether
.
¶
Iuly
.
depiction of a group cutting hay with a scythe and stacking it
The
ful
Moone
the
second
day
at
xi
.
of
the
clock
before
noone
faire
.
The
last
quarte
.
x.
day
at
,
ii
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
some
moisture
.
The
new
moone
the
.xvi.
day
at
vii
.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
faire
.
The
first
quarter
the
.xxiii.
day
at
.
i.
of
the
clock
before
noon
faire
.
¶
August
.
depiction of a group standing in a field of tall corn or wheat
The
full
Moone
the
first
day
at
x.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
som
thing
disposed
to
moisture
.
The
last
puarter
the
.viii
day
at
x.
of
the
clock
before
noone
,
fayre
wether
.
The
new
Moone
the
.xv.
day
at
iiii
,
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
some
raine
and
muche
winde
.
The
fyrst
quarter
the
.xxii.
day
at
vii
,
of
the
clock
after
noon
faire
.
The
ful
moone
the
.xxx
,
day
at
ii
of
the
clock
after
noone
¶
September
.
depiction of a man sowing seeds
The
last
quarter
the
.vi
day
at
.
ii
of
the
clock
after
noone
fayre
,
The
new
moone
the
.xiii
,
day
a●
ii
,
of
the
clock
after
noone
fayre
,
The
first
quarter
the
xxi
,
〈…〉
xi
,
of
the
clock
,
l
,
ninutes
〈…〉
noone
,
disposed
to
rayne
,
〈…〉
The
ful
Moone
the
xxix
.
dai
at
.
iiii
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
fair
wether
.
¶
October
.
depiction of a man rolling barrels
The
last
quarter
the
v.
day
at
.
vi
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
raine
,
The
new
moone
the
xiii
.
day
at
iii.
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
faire
The
first
quarter
●ee
xxi
.
day
at
〈…〉
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
●●●●d
to
raine
,
〈◊〉
●ul
Moone
the
xxviii
,
day
at
v.
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
raine
,
¶
Nouember
.
depiction of a group cutting and gathering wood
The
last
quarter
the
iiii
,
day
art
v
,
of
the
clock
before
noone
fayre
The
new
moone
the
xii
day
〈…〉
of
the
clock
in
the
fore
noone
〈…〉
The
first
quarter
the
〈…〉
one
of
the
clocke
in
th●
〈…〉
darke
and
gloomy
we●●●●
〈…〉
The
ful
moone
the
〈…〉
ii
,
of
the
clocke
in
the
〈…〉
Haile
and
stormye
wh●●●●●●pan●
¶
December
.
depiction of a man and woman working outdoors
The
last
quarter
the
iii
,
day
at
〈◊〉
of
the
clock
after
noone
,
faire
,
〈…〉
new
moone
the
,
xi
,
day
at
,
iii
,
〈…〉
●lock
in
the
after
noone
,
faire
,
〈…〉
●●rst
quarter
,
xix
day
at
,
v.
〈…〉
after
noone
faire
,
at
〈…〉
●●oinde
〈…〉
●one
the
xxvi
,
day
at
.i
〈…〉
●fter
noone
dark
&
gloo●●
〈…〉
●isposed
to
snowe
〈…〉
¶
Here
folow
the
principall
thorow
out
England
kept
euery
Fairee
Moneth
in
the
yeere
.
¶
January
.
The.
vt
.
day
at
Salisbury
.
&
at
Bristowe
the
.xv.
day
at
Bristow
and
at
Chirching
ford
.
¶
February
.
The
second
day
at
Bathe
,
at
Maidestone
The
14.
at
Feuersham
.
A
shewednesday
at
Lichefeelde
,
Roiston
&
Tamworth
The
24.
at
Henly
vpon
Themmes
and
at
Teuxbury
.
¶
Marche
,
The
first
monday
in
Lent
at
Cicester
at
Abingdon
.
The
4.
Sunday
in
Lent
at
Stanford
&
at
Sudbery
.
The
5.
Sunday
at
Grantham
The
monday
before
our
Lady
day
at
Salys-bury
,
on
Palm
sunday
euen
at
Wisbiche
&
at
Kendall
.
The
13.
Wie
.
The
midlent
Sunday
at
the
Mount
and
so
to
Bodman
,
on
Palm
sunday
at
Pomfret
&
at
worcester
.
The.
20.
day
at
Durham
.
The.
25
at
Northampton
,
at
Walton
at
great
Chart
,
at
Newcastel
at
Huntington
;
all
the
Lady
dayes
.
¶
April
.
The.
5.
day
at
wallingford
.
The
7.
at
Darby
.
The.
9.
at
Bickelsworth
,
at
Billingworth
.
The
monday
after
at
Euesham
.
The
3.
Sunday
after
Easter
at
Lowoth
.
The.
23.
day
at
Ipswich
,
at
Amtil
,
at
Hinningham
,
Gilford
and
at
S.
Pombes
in
Cornwall
,
The
25.
at
Darby
,
the
26.
at
Tenterden
.
¶
May
.
The
1.
day
at
●erm
in
Cornwall
.
at
Stow
the
olde
,
at
Reding
,
at
Lecester
,
at
Maidstone
,
at
Chelmesford
.
The
8
day
at
Beuerlay
.
Assention
day
at
Newcastel
,
at
Yarne
,
at
Brimingham
,
at
S.
Edes
at
Bishop
standford
,
at
Banbury
,
Beckhāsfeeld
,
and
Storford
.
On
whit
sunday
at
Rie
hil
,
at
Cribby
and
at
Kingston
vpon
Themes
.
On
the
tewesday
at
Lewis
.
On
Trinitie
euen
at
Stokesly
at
Kendal
.
On
Trinitie
Sunday
at
S
Mary
●uke
at
Rowel
,
on
whitson
monday
at
Datington
,
at
Excetur
,
at
Bradford
on
the
Tewsday
at
Lewes
.
The
29
day
at
Crambrook
.
The
27.
day
at
Lenham
.
¶
June
.
On
Thursday
next
after
Trinitie
Sunday
at
Banbury
,
at
Storford
,
at
S.
Annes
,
at
Newbery
.
at
Couentrie
,
at
S.
Edes
at
Bishop
Standford
,
&
at
Rosse
,
the.
9
day
at
Maidston
,
the
11.
at
Okigham
,
The
23
at
Shrewesbury
&
S
Albanes
.
Midsommer
day
at
Bedel
,
Stastoke
S.
Annes
and
at
wakefeeld
.
The
24.
at
Cranbroke
,
Glocester
,
at
Lin
at
Winsor
,
Cambridge
and
at
Harrisam
,
The
26.
at
wolleth
,
and
Peterborow
,
the
27.
at
Folkstone
.
On
Saint
Peters
dai
at
wadhurst
,
marlborow
,
Holsworth
.
Northampton
&
Peterborow
.
The
24
at
Harisam
.
The
28.
at
Hetcorne
and
at
Pombes
.
¶
July
.
The
7.
day
at
Rychmund
in
the
North
,
at
Topelit
at
Canterbury
,
the
11.
Horsfayre
at
partney
,
at
F●abor
and
at
Felix
.
the.
12.
at
Lid
,
the
16.
at
Pinchbeck
the
17.
at
Winchecombe
,
the
24
at
Vxbridge
&
Catesby
,
the
22
at
Barnades
Castle
at
Magdalene
,
and
at
Otly
.
the
23.
at
Marlborow
,
at
winchester
,
Colchester
,
Tedbery
.
25
at
bristow
,
Douer
,
Chilham
,
Ipswiche
Northampton
,
Darby
.
S.
Iames
by
London
,
Reding
,
at
Lowth
,
Maulmesbury
&
Thirsby
,
the
26.
at
Dankester
,
Poglington
the
olde
and
at
Thropson
.
¶
August
.
The
1.
day
at
Exceter
.
Feuersham
,
Dunstable
.
S
Edes-at
Bedford
,
at
Marham
churche
at
Wisbiche
&
at
York
,
the.
9.
at
Romney
,
the
10.
at
Laurence
wal●am
,
at
Hungerford
,
Bedford
.
Strods
,
at
Blackamore
,
at
S.
Laurence
,
at
Bodman
at
Molton
,
at
Bedford
and
at
Farnam
,
the
.11.
day
at
Cambredge
.
The
24
at
London
at
Terox
bury
at
Sudbery
,
at
Norwiche
,
at
Northhampton
,
at
Douer
and
at
Rie
,
the.
28.
at
Asheford
.
¶
September
.
The
8.
at
Wakefeeld
,
Sturbridge
fair
at
Cambridg
at
London
in
Southwark
.
at
Suide
,
at
R●coluer
,
at
Eisboron
,
both
the
Lady
daies
,
at
Partney
.
iii.
Lady
daies
,
The
14.
at
Richemund
in
the
North
,
at
Rippon
Penhall
,
at
Bersley
,
at
Waltain
abbey
at
Wutton
vnder
Hedge
,
at
Wendouer
,
&
at
Smaldig
.
The
21.
at
Marlborow
,
at
Bedford
,
at
Croidon
.
at
Hulden
in
Huldernes
.
at
S.
Edmonds
Bury
at
Malton
,
at
.
S
Ines
,
at
Hadley
,
at
Lanam
,
at
Miltmal
,
at
Siningborne
,
at
Douer
and
at
Estay
The
29.
at
Stamdrop
,
at
Malton
horsfair
,
at
way
hil
,
at
Newbery
,
at
Lecester
&
at
Lāterbery
,
S.
Denise
day
at
Harborow
.
¶
October
.
The
4.
day
at
Michel
the
6.
at
S.
Siths
beside
Norwiche
.
The
13.
at
Grauesend
,
at
Winfore
,
at
Marchefeeld
at
Ely
at
S●aneton
,
at
Charing
,
the
18.
at
Vpan
,
at
T●rist
.
The
21.
at
Saffran
walden
The.
28
at
Newmarket
,
at
Hertforde
,
at
Liceter
,
the.
30.
at
Stokesly
,
at
Bridge
north
,
on
S
Lukes
day
¶
Nouember
.
The
1.
day
at
wakefeeld
,
The
2.
at
at
Blechingly
,
the
6
at
Newporryō●
,
&
at
Standley
,
the
10
at
Lenton
beside
Notingham
,
the
11.
at
Marlborow
,
at
Douer
The.
13.
at
S.
Edmundes
very
,
the.
20.
at
Heth
,
at
Ingarstone
,
the
23.
at
Sandwich
.
The
30.
at
Coligborow
,
at
Rochester
,
at
Maidenhed
,
the
,
vi
.
at
Tregny
in
Cornwal
.
¶
December
.
The
v
day
at
Plukely
The
vi
,
at
Spalding
and
at
Exceter
.
The
seueth
at
Sand
hurst
The
xxix
.
at
Canterbury
.
¶
Finis
.
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