The Table. 



Hare dannsingr in measure. 



16 



Hare beating and thumping a 

 dogge. ibidem 



Heare a hinderaunce to tbe wa- 

 ter Spaniell in swymming. 17 



Heare an unprofitable burthen, 

 ibid. 



Hector Bcethus. 18 



Henry the seuenth 26 



Henries commaundement to hang 

 all bandogges. ibid. 



Henries Faulconer, and his Faul- 

 con. ibi. 



Hippocrates. 



38 



/. 



Justice mayntained by Alfred. 27 

 Ingulphus Croyladensis histori- 

 ographer. 28 



lanus watching. 31 



Indian dogges. 37 



Iseland curres, rough and rug- 

 ged, ibid. 



Iseland curres much sette by. 

 ibidem 



K. 



King Eichard of England. 10 



King Edgars trybute out of 

 Wales. 23 



King Henrie the seuenth. 26 



King of all beasts, the Lyon. ibi. 



King of all Birds, the Eagle. ibi. 



Keepers seruice. 28 



Kingston, or Kingstoune verye 

 famous in olde time. 30 



Kinges crowned at Kingstoune, 

 to the number of eyght, theyr 

 names are these, Edward the 

 first, Athelstan, Edmunde, 

 Aldred, Edwin, Edgar, Edel- 

 dred, Edwarde, syrnamed Y- 

 ron rykkes. ibid. 



L. 



Leuiner qnicke of smelling, and 

 swyfte of running. 10 



Leuiner, why so called. ibi. 



Leuiner foloweth the game ea- 

 gerly, ibi. 



Leuiner taketh his pray speedi- 

 lie. ibid. 



Lyon King of all beasts. 26 



Lust of the flesh reconcileth ene- 

 mies. 36 



M. 



Maisters becke a direction to the 

 gasehound. 9 



Melita or Malta. 20 



Mastiues proportio described. 20 



Mastiue, why he is called Villa- 

 ticus. ibi. 



Mastiues vse and seruice. ibi. 



Mastiues are mankind. ibi. 



Mastiues of great mighte. 26 



Molossia. 28 



Mooner, why so termed. 29 



Mooner watchfull. ibi. 



MungreUesi. 24 



Maiterless men carrie Apes a- 

 bout. 35 



Man in the moone. 37 



