A Table of the Contents.


Of the picture of Jerome.	chap. 18.
Of the pictures of Mermaids, Unicorns and many others.	chap. 19.
Of the Hieroglyphical pictures of the Egyptians.	chap. 20.

Compendiously of many popular Customs, Opinions, Pictures, Practices and Observations.

Of a Hare crossing the high way.
Of the ominous appearing of Owls and Ravens.
Of the falling of Salt.
Of breaking the Egg-shell.
Of the true lovers knot.
Of the cheek burning or ear tingling.
Of speaking under the Rose.
Of smoke following the fair.
Of sitting cross-legged.
Of hair upon Moles.
Of the set time of paring of nails.
Of Lions heads upon spouts and cisterns.
Of the saying, Ungirt unblest.
Of the picture of God the Father.
Of the picture of Sun, Moon, and the Winds.
Of the Sun dancing on Easter day.
Of the Silly-How or covering about some children's heads.
Of being drunk once a month.


Of the appearing of the devil with a cloven hoof.	chap. 21.

Of the prediction of the year ensuing from the insects in Oak apples.
That Children would naturally speak Hebrew.
Of refraining to kill Swallows.
Of lights burning dim at the apparition of spirits.
Of the wearing of Coral.
Of Moses his Rod in the discovery of Mines.


Of discovering of doubtful matters by book or staff.	chap. 22.

THE SIXTH BOOK.

Concerning sundry Tenets Geographical and Historical.


Concerning the beginning of the world, that the time thereof is not precisely known, as commonly it is presumed.	Chapter 1.
Of men's enquiries in what season or point of the Zodiac it began, that as they are generally made they are in vain, and as particularly incertain.	chap. 2.
Of the divisions of the seasons, and four quarters of the year, according unto Astronomers and Physicians; that the common compute of the Ancients, and which is still retained by some, is very questionable.	chap. 3.
Of some computation of days, and deductions of one part of the year unto another.	chap. 4.
A Digression of the wisdom of God in the site and motion of the Sun.	chap. 5.
Concerning the vulgar opinion, that the earth was slenderly peopled before the flood.	chap. 6.
Of East and West, and properties respectively ascribed unto Countries.	chap. 7.
Of the seven heads of Nile.	chap 8.
Of the greatness of Nile.
Of its inundation, and certain time thereof.