6. ¶ Whether is better, a plough of horses or a plough of oxen. - The Book of Husbandry - 11 - Anthony Fitzherbert

5. ¶ The necessary thynges that belonge to a ploughe, carte, and wayne.7. ¶ The dylygence and attendaunce that a husbande shulde gyue to his warke, in maner of an other prologue, and the speciall grounde of all this treatyse.

6. ¶ Whether is better, a plough of horses or a plough of oxen.

Ox-plough and horse-plough.

The ox.

[Fol. 6.]

The horse.

Oxen are cheap,

[Fol. 6b.]

and they can be eaten.