An Alphabetieall Index, declaring the 



whole discourse of this abridgement. The number 

 importeth the Pagre. 



A 



Bridgement of Doggs. 1 



Abstinence from lost goods 

 27 



opinion of blood- 



AeHanns his 

 houndes. 



Aelianns and Aelius opinion of 



19 



the beaner. 

 AKredus maintained iustice 



27 



An example of rebellion, and 

 the reward of the same. 26 



An example of lone in a 

 Arcadian dogge. 



B. 



31 

 36 



Blondus opinion of a dogge. 

 Blooddy and butcherlye 



Bandogges bayte the beare and 

 the bull. 25 



30 



curres. 

 32 



Beauer called a water dogge. 19 



Beauer wherein hee is like a 

 dogge. 19 



Beasts preuented of succor. 5 



Bloodhoundes howe they 



knowne. 



Bloodhounds conditions in 

 ting. 



Bloodhounds whence they 

 rowe their names. 



are 

 5 



hu- 

 ibidem 



bor- 

 ibid. 



Bloodhoundes pursue without 

 weariaesse. G 



Bloodhoundes discerne theeues 

 from true men. 6 



Bloodhoundes hunte by water 

 and by land. ibid. 



Bloodhoundes whue they cease 

 from hunting. ibidem 



Bloodhoundes why they are 

 kept close in the day, and let 

 lose ill the night. ibide. 



Bloodhounds haue not libertye 

 always to raunge at wyll. 7 



Bloodhoundes are their maisters 

 guides. ibid. 



Borders of England pestred with 

 pylferers. ibidem 



Bloodhounds why they are vsed 

 in England and Scotland. ibi. 



Bloodhoundes take not the wa- 

 ter naturally. ibidem 



Bloodhoundes called Brache in 

 Scottishe. ibidem 



Bloodhounds when they barck. 8 



Butchers dogge. 28 



Butchers dogge why so called. 



ibide. 



Cains booke 

 written. 



of dogges 



twyse 

 1 



