Index. Soull.

i. THe yonge chylde shall l [...]ue and get children with out trauell.

ii. The theft, or the thinge losse shalbe recouered.

iii. All thy frendes be wel with thee.

iiii. By tryeng and battell, shall turne into peace.

v. Thy Dreame is after thy desyre good.

vi. He lyueth, and shall come sone.

vii. Thou shalt get the ple, for thou as­keth the truth.

viii. He that is gone shall come againe

ix. The tydinges be good and trewe.

x. Thou shalt longe haue thyn Eritage.

xi. Beware of chaungrnge of place.

xii. Yf thou be pore thou shalt be riche.

Ioua .ii.

i. ALl thy wynninge shalbe with trauayle and sone lost.

[Page] ii. He shalbe hole, but nat lōg lufe after

iii. Theft & thing lost shalbe recuered

iiii. Thy felowes loueth the nat but bake bytes thee.

v. Be tryeng and batell shalbe turned to peace.

vi. Thy dreame is prophetable to thy frendes and thou shalt wel hape.

vii. He is seeke & hardelye shal alkape.

viii. You shalbe the beter for the Law.

ix. He that is gone, shall come againe

x. Tydynges shalbe chaunged.

xi. Thou shalt haue y^t thou couetesse of eryrage loste.

xii. It is not prophetable to chaunge thy place.

Chore .iii.

i. THou shalt fulfyl that thou wylt in thy waye.

ii. Thou shalt prophet in Marchaun­dyes.

iii. The chylde shal lyue and his daies shalbe mayney.

iiii. Theft nor thyng loste, shall not be recouered.

v. Thy frendes loueth thee well, and be glad to playse thee.

vi. Be trieng & debat shalbe nere y^e end

vii. Thy dreame shalbe good.

viii He that is gone is hole.

ix. He shall ouer come in his cause.

[Page] x. He that is gone, shall not cōe again

xi. Tydynges be trewe.

xii. Eretage shall increse in thy hand.

Cluson.

i. THe frutes of the yere shulde be many.

ii. It is a longe way & of good end.

iii. Thy wynnyng shalbe goode.

iiii. The yonge chylde shall lyue.

v. Theft nor thing lost, shal not be re­couered.

vi. Thy frendes loueth the but no thar telye.

vii. Be trieng and batell shuld incres.

viii. Thy dreme is to be douted.

ix. He is dede or almost dede.

x. In striuyng y^u shalt be ouer cōmen

xi. He shalbe chekyd, in coming again

xii. The tydynges be south.

Guilam .v.

i. THou shalt haue childrē and the most part Doughtren.

ii. And muche Frute shalbe this yere

iii. He shall haue prophet in his waye

iiii. The wining shalbe of good & right

v. The chyld shall lyue and prophet.

vi. Theft & things lost shalbe restored

vii. Thy frendes loueth thee fenedlye.

viii. Be trieng shalbe well endyd.

ix Thy drē is good, fer frō expoūdīg.

x. The man lyueth in good state.

[Page] xi Thou shalt haue thy cause at thy wyll.

xii. He shall come agayne that is gone

Choter .vi.

i. YT is dought of the seke, for he shall haue greuaunce.

ii. He shall haue few sonues and syke.

iii. Frutes shall fayle vtterlye.

iiii. He shall not prophet in the waye.

v. The shalbe lytell wyneng.

vi. The chyldes dayes shalbe shorte.

vii. Thing lost shall not be restored.

viii. Thy felowes loueth thee.

ix. The Debate is heuye to hym that begane it.

x. Thy Dreame is right heuye.

xi. The man is hole and sound.

xii. Yf thou take the cause thou shake wyne.

Ternagon .vii.

i, THou shalte haue the woman at wyll.

ii. The sycke shalbe grued & deliuered

iii. Thy chyldren shalbe Masculen.

iiii. The last frut of y^• yere shalbe good

v The lyfe shalbe good and longe.

vi. Thou shalt wen muche with strenght.

vii. Thy chyldren shuld lyue well.

viii. The thefte shalbe made open and found.

[Page] vi Thou shalte ouer come them that be agaynst thee.

x. Tournyeng, and batell shall end in peace.

xi. The end of thy dreame shalbe good

xii. He lyueth fer hence.

Merye .viii.

i THou shalte heueley askape thy diede.

ii Thou shalt not prophet by this woman.

iii. The sycke shall dye.

iiii. Thou shalt haue no doughters.

v. There shalbe lytell frutte this yere.

vi. It is good to go but not ryght pro­phetable.

vii. Yt is good to wynne of eritage eldrowde.

viii. The chyld shall dye,

ix. Hope neuer after the thyng lost.

x. Thy frend shal haue ease & prophet

xi. The batell shal not indure, and the begenner shall ouer come.

xii. Beleue not thy Dreame for it is to dred.

Thura .ix.

i. THe waye shalbe passed at lekīg.

ii. Dought not thy dred, but take with the gold for thy nede.

iii. You shall get her with muche tra­uayle.

[Page] iiii. The Sycke shalbe greued and yet skape.

v. Thou shalt haue sonnes, & dough­ters.

vi. The Frutes shalbe right good this yere.

vii. The waye shalbe long, but not prophitable.

viii Thou shalt wyne of thy harme by marchandyes.

ix The chyld shal lyue long.

x, It is happe of fyndyng of the thefte and it shalbe knowen.

xi Thy frend shall prophet withe thee or to thee in batall.

xii. The stryte shalbe ended, and peace shalbe.

Thoab .x.

i. THou shalt haue ease in seruises of Lordes.

ii. The waye shal not be passed.

iii Thou shalt eskape great dred.

iiii. You shall haue her at thy wyll.

v. The sycke shall eskape bastyley

vi. You shall haue sonnes.

vii. The Frutes shalbe good that yere

viii. You shall wenne and prophete in the waye.

ix. Thy wynnyng shalbe of thy offece

x. Thy chyld shal prophet & long lyue

[Page] xi. The thyng lost shall sone be goten.

xii. You shall haue prophet withe thye felowes and frendes.

Salaph .xi.

i. IN this lowe you shal haue ꝓphet

ii. The seruyse, shalbe easye.

iii. The tyme is good to go.

iiii. Dred shall torne in to good.

v. Thou shalt not prophet with thys woman.

vi. The syke shalbe heuye, and eskape

vii. You shal haue ryche Sonnes.

viii. The trutes of this yere shalb pro­phetable.

ix. The waye is heuye.

x. The theft shall come to thee in qui­et, and peace.

xi. The chyld shall lyue and heale.

xii. Thinges lost shalbe goten after despayre.

Arben .xii.

i. HOpe thee from thy enemye.

ii. Go from a gylfull enemye.

iii. Serue no kyng, nor Prence.

iiii. He shall fulfyl his waye w^t trauell

v. Thou shalt haue good of thy dred.

vi. Wed nat this woman.

vii. The sycke shall eskape.

viii. Thy foes shall fall vpon thee and agaynste thee.

ix. Frut shalbe lytell.

[Page] x. The waye shalbe heauy

xi. Wynning shalbe found.

xii. the chyld shall lyue but a whyle.

Aia .xiii.

i. IN youth you shalbe good

ii. You shall haue Lordshype ouer thyne Enemyes.

iii. It is good to kepe a frend

iiii. You shal prophetin y^e kings grace

v. On the waye shalbe a passion & not prophet.

vi. Dought the not of the dred

vii. thy Mesage is good.

viii. the Syke shalbe hole and sound.

ix thy Fone, shall haue powre ouer y^•.

x. there shalbe lytell frute this yere.

xi. the way shalbe esye.

xii. You shall wyne mouche

Efera .xiiii.

i. THy det shalbe payd w^t good wil

ii. He shall prophet in the ende of his dayes.

iii there shalbe a end, of enuemite

iiii. A Lorde shalbe his louer

v Be in sere of kynges.

vi. The waye shalbe ended w^t trauayl

vii Care not of that thou dredes

viii. Wedyng acordeth not for it is lost

ix The sycke shalbe hole

x You shall haue no chyldren

xi Frute of the yere shalbe good

[Page] xii you shal wene & prophet in y^e waye.

Sochoth .xv.

i. THe mesenger shall come soune agayne,

ii the det shalbe gotten with hardines

iii Tho youth shalbe better than age.

iiii Thy father, and Mother shalbe en­nemye to thee

v you shall Ioye of your lowe

vi you shall prophete in the grace of Prynces.

vii The waye shalbe badde

viii. Feare nat thye dred.

ix This wedynge shall indure but a whyle.

x the sycke shalbe delyuered.

xi Thou shalt noryshe chyldren that shall hate thee.

xii The Frute shalbe ryppe and not prophetable.

Gaap .xvi.

i. THe end shalbe good.

ii The mesenger shall come well after taryeng.

iii Det shall come to thy prophet

iiii He shall proue well in age

v He shalbe lorde of all his enymes

vi. Broken frendshype is not fened

vii. The kynges seruyce is vnfrutfull

viii. He shall fayle in the waye

ix Dred is to be doughted.

x yf y^u wed her y^u art ouer mastered.

[Page] xi. The sycke shall dye.

xii. He shalbe baran vpon earth.

Iana .xvii.

i. THe mother shalbe w^t .ii. childrē.

ii. The end shalbe moyne.

iii. The Melenger shal come w^t Ioye.

iiii. Striuing shalbe vnbynding.

v. All his dayes shalbe in payes.

vi. All tyme he shal well behaue hym.

vii. This lowe is faynynglye.

viii. It is parell to serue kynges.

ix. The waye shalbe helfull.

x. Myscefe is to busye folke.

xi. Yf you wede a wyfe you shalbe a-husbaund.

xii. The sycke shall eskape.

Thalet .xviii.

i. THe seruād shal not go out, but alwaye wylbe bound.

ii. She shalbe greued in baringe of a daughter.

iii. In y^e end of his daies he shalbe pore

iiii. The mesenger shall come agayne.

v. Thy Det shalbe payd.

vi. The end shalbe better then the begynning.

vii. He y^t riseth against y^• shal not pro­phet

viii. His lowe is full of vnstablenes.

ix. Go fro a Prence, and his workes.

x. You shall do good in the waye.

[Page] xi. There shalbe dred.

xii. You shall not Ioye of that womā in the ende.

Iouis. xix,

i. THy felowshepe is good.

ii. He shalbe oft deliuered w^e mōy.

iii. She shall haue sonnes, y^e be sayre.

iiii. In y^• end of his dayes he shal haue eays.

v. The Mesenger shall tary in comīg agayne.

vi. Det shalbe payd with chyding.

vii. Euyll goyng out, is of euell beginning.

viii. He is a enemy & a shrow beware.

ix. The thīg is loued but nat thi selfe.

x. A Prences grace is more presyous then golde.

xi. A longe waye, abrdis nat prophet

xii. Dred shall vanyshe and thou shalt well happe.

Zalem .xx.

i. HE shal haue eritage in the end with out lawe.

ii. Felowshepe shall not be feyned.

iii. The seruaunte shalbe deliuered w^t out monye.

iiii. She shal haue a doughter, & fowle.

v. Age shalbe worthy and good.

vi. Men away [...]res y^• Mesenger to har­me him in his home comyng.

vii. Det shalbe paid with strength.

[Page] ix. Enemyes shalbe enuyous

x In thy lowe shalbe no prophet

xi The Kynges grace is sleper

xii the waye shalbe layd at thy wyll

Edir. xxi,

i THou shalt prophet in marchan­dyes.

ii you shal go to eritage

iii. Ther shalbe manye descatfull in felowshepe.

iiii. He that is take, shalbe delyuered

v She shal haue sonnes.

vi. you shalbe praysed in the ende

vii the mesenger shal come sone again

viii. the det shalbe paid w^t out greuance

ix. he that is taken shal go out.

x Be tryeng of enmite shalbe good, or peace take of thy enemye.

xi. Get a trew frend.

xii you shall not prophet to a prence.

Zira .xxii.

i. ALl thy workes shuld be esye & gracious.

ii A voyd no custum in marchaūd ys

iii. Erytage shalbe wenning.

iiii. the felowshepe shalbe good

v He that is take shal go out by moni

vi She shall haue a child and no ioye ther with.

vii the old man shalbe sone ryche.

viii The mesenger shall come agayne vn sped.

[Page] ix thy dettes shalbe gottē by strenght

x A feble beginning shal haue a good end.

xi thyne enemye sall ouer come thee.

xi. this frendshype is nat prophetable

Hes .xxiii.

i THou shalt not haue thy desyer.

ii He shall fayle in the myddes of fyght.

iii Seke wenning & you shal haue it

iiii you shall go to erytage.

v the felowsype is fayned.

vi He that is take shal go out without gyftes.

vii She shal haue sorow after chyldig

viii. In the end he shalbe made pore.

ix The mesenger is beset, but he shall eskape.

x the det shalbe well payde

xi the ende shalbe in a mayne, nether full good ne bade.

xii Of hate, shall peace be made.

Camm .xxiiii.

i HE y^t is take shall not go forthe

ii thou shalt not haue thy desyer

iii Euell shalbe the goynge out of the workes.

iiii, Lytel gayne shalbe in marchādies

v In strenght y^u shalt haue eritage.

vi this felowshipe shal get y^• winning

[Page] vii. The seruaūt shal not come agayn,

viii. She with chyld shalbe dys [...]zed.

ix. In y^e end of his dayes he shalbe pore

x. The mesenger shal not well hap in the waye.

xi. He shall shew for det.

xii. The end shalbe good.

Rioth .xxv.

i. HE shalbe hole of bodye.

ii. He that is in prysen shal sone go out.

iii. Thou shalt fulfyll thy desyer.

iiii. In workes y^u shalt haue pore sprit.

v. Thy Marchaūdies shalbe sone sold

vi, Thou shalt haue thyne Heritage.

vii. This felowshype is good.

viii. Thy seruaunt shal not go fre.

ix. She shall haue a sonne.

x. In the end he shall haue his wyll.

xi. The mesenger shal cōe anon again

xii. Thou shalt paye thy det at thy wyl

A Zoth .xxv.

i. YOu shall helpe the pore wyth thy good.

ii. He shal lyue awhile with trauayl.

iii. He y^t is taken shalbe longe in hold.

iiii. Thou shalt haue that thou desirest

v. Al that y^u laberest abought shal ꝓfer

vi. You shal lese in Marchandyes.

vii. You shal spend muche in heritage.

[Page] viii. The felowshype is not good.

ix. Thy seruaunt shal not go free.

x. She shal haue a chyld & ioye therof.

xi. In his end he shall haue worshype.

xii. The mesenger shall tarrye & come agayne.

Zaph .xxvii.

i. CHanginge of place is good.

ii. Pouerte shalbe heuy.

iii. He shal not be longe hole.

iiii. He that is taken shall sone skape.

v. Thou shalt haue thy desyre.

vi. The beginning of thy worke shal-be prophetable.

vii. Marchandise shalbe prophitable.

viii. You shall haue Herytage.

ix. Seke a trewe felow.

x. Thy seruaunt shalbe free.

xi. She shall haue a child & after dye.

xii. In her end she shall Ioye hym.

Taph .xxviii.

i. THe Land that thou holdest shalbe fortunate.

ii. The chaungyng is right good.

iii. The power shalbe sone at eue.

iiii. Helth shalbe ryght nygh.

v. He that is take shal not be delyue­red sone.

vi. Thou shalt haue thy wyll.

vii. Thy worke shalbe, good and beste at the ende.

[Page] viii. Marchandies of bestes is good.

ix. thou shault not haue erytage

x Louing feloshepe shalbe ended

xi the seruaunt shall not be delyuered

xii It shalbe parel of y^t womā w^t chyld

Bael. xxix,

i THe tythynges be trew

ii Erth bought is winning

iii Chaungyng is horte

iiii the pore hath good fortune

v He shalbe hole of bodye

vi He that is take shal not be boughte agayne.

vii He shal fayle in the medest of hys wyll.

viii. The worke is nought.

ix Of marchandyes cometh winyng.

x you shall haue Ioye of Herytage.

xi. Thy felowshype shalbe accorded.

xii. The seruaunt shal go free

Salach .xxx.

i HE that is gone shal com again

ii The tydynges shalbe chaūged

iii Lond bought shal not be ꝓphetable

iiii The chaungyng is right nought.

v The pore shalbe riche by trauayll

vi The hole shalbe sycke

vii He that is taken, shalbe delyuered

viii. you shall nat se that you desyer

ix Phesycke shalbe prophetable

x Marchādise wyl not be prophetable

[Page] xi you shal not haue herytage.

xii Felowshep is trew.

Nasmon .xxxi.

i HE shall ouer come in his olde age.

ii He y^t is gone shal not come agayne

iii The tydinges be trew

iiii you shalbe glad of land bought

v The chaungyng shalbe but meane

vi. The pore shall Ioye

vii. He shalbe hole and strenge.

viii. He that is take shal escape

ix. you shall haue no ioye of hym that you aske for.

x. The dide of Batell is good

xi. Marchandyes, is prophetable

xii. you shall haue erytage.

Siray .xxxii.

i. HE lyueth that y^u asketh after.

ii He shalbe ouer come in iudge­ment.

iii. He that is gone shal come agayne.

iiii. The tydinges shuldbe chaunged.

v. Lond bought shall not be frutfull.

vi. Chaungyng shalbe good.

vii. The pore shal haue deses.

viii. The hole man shall lyue.

ix. He that is taken shall eskape.

x. Thou shalt do that thou desyerest.

xi. Thy workes shalbe fulfellyd.

xii. You shall haue wynning.

Zebai .xxxiii.

i. THy dream shall not be good.

ii. He is nat hole.

iii. He shal nat haue y^e better of y^• lawe

iiii. He that is gone shall come againe

v. The tydinges be trew.

vi. In a [...]kyng is prophet.

vii. Changyng shalbe prophytable.

viii. The pore shalbe relyued.

ix. He is hole that thou asketh after.

x. He y^t is taken shall not come again

xi. Thou shalt haue thy wyll.

xii. Thou shalte nat prophet in thy workes.

Astaroth, xxxiiii.

i. THe batell shalbe long enough.

ii. Thy dreme shalbe trew,

iii. He that you aske after is alyue.

iiii. In the law you shalbe ouer come.

v. He that is gone shall not come a­gayne.

vi. the tydinges be stable.

vii. the Lande that thou haste bought shalbe Barane.

viii. Changyng hath no good chaunce

ix. Pouerte shalbe heauy.

x. Helth is nye, & [...]knes shal depart.

xi. the Prisone shalbe broken.

xii. Wyth trauayll, thou shalte haue thy wyll.

Euan .xxxv.

i. THy frend loueth thee.

ii. the tryeng, and battayl shalbe peased.

iii. thy Dreme is to dought.

iiii. He is sycke that thou asketh after.

v. the cause shalbe ended.

vi. He that is flede shall come agayne

vii. tydinges be trew.

viii. the land bought shalbe good.

ix. Changyng is prophetable

x. the pore shall haue remedye.

xi. the end shalbe Ioye.

xii. He that is take shall a skape.

Ores .xxxvi.

i. THeft shall not be restored.

ii. Tryst nat on thy frendes.

iii. Wrath or battale shall increase

iiii. Thy dreme shalbe trewe

v. He that thou asketh for, is sycke de­ade, or taken.

vi. Striuyng is not prophetable.

vii. He y^t is gone shal not com agayne

viii. The tydynges be false,

ix, In land bought you shall not pros­per,

x, Changyng is good.

xi, the pore shalbe lyghtlye tyche,

xii, Helth shalbe in age,