A Table for the better finding out of the
principall things and matters, mentioned in
these Foure Bookes.
- A.
- Adversitie. pag. [16]. [17]. [26]. [30]. [240]. [243]
- Ægle. [6]. [3]. [111].
- Affection. [7]. [33]. [34]. [83]. [162].
- Affliction. [16]. [17]. [44]. [47]. [70]. [81]. [108]. [240].
- Agreement in Desire. [34].
- Age. [44].
- Ambitions emptines. [216].
- Ambition. [69].
- Anchor. [39]. [72].
- Annuall revolutions. [157].
- Anvils and Hammer. [17].
- Appearances deceive. [175].
- Apollo. [234].
- Archer. [25].
- Armour. [111].
- Arrs. [1]. [80].
- Action. [9].
- Armes. [3]. [32]. [80].
- Authoritie. [137].
- B.
- Ball. [7].
- Beginning. [102].
- Best men not best favour'd. [224].
- Bear. [23].
- Bees. [23]. [90]. [250].
- Beautie. [40].
- Blabs. [246].
- Blessings long enjoyed. [70].
- Bounds. [161].
- A Bore. [110].
- Borrowed worth. [14].
- A Bowe bended. [39].
- Bridle. [169].
- A Broken-heart [77].
- Busy-bodies. [148].
- Butterfly and Spider. [18].
- C.
- Candle and Flie. [40].
- Carnal affections. [43].
- Caduceus. [9]. [88].
- Ceremonies of estate. [137].
- Centaure. [103].
- A Childe. [45].
- Christian confidence. [81].
- Church. [111]. [136].
- Christ the true Pellican. [154].
- The Circular motion of things. [45].
- Circumspection. [138].
- Clamor. [63].
- Cleargie-men. [149].
- Constancie. [2]. [81]. [143].
- Cock. [71].
- Comlinesse. [249].
- Good Companions. [249].
- Constant resolution [24].
- Consideration. [9].
- Contempt of earthly things. [12].
- Contention. [34]. [71].
- Contention hazzardous. [254].
- Contemplation. [45]. [105]. [156].
- Corcord. [63].
- Consolation. vid. Comfort.
- Comfort. [70].
- Comfort sweetned by troubles. ibid.
- Constellations. [31]. [74]. [251].
- Contentment. [86].
- Cornerstone. [161].
- Coronet. [255].
- Cornucopia [9] [88]. [166]. [248].
- Corporeall vertues. [80].
- Covetousnesse. [216].
- Crocadile. [112].
- Craft. [136].
- Crowne. [47]. [78]. [81].
- Crosse. [47] 75 [81]
- Crosses [47].
- Curiositie [147].
- Cupid [227].
- Cynthia [24].
- D.
- Danger hangs over all [213]
- Death [1]. [21]. [45]. [48]. [94]. [168]. [184]. [235].
- Deaths head [21]
- Deliberation [72]
- Delay [18]
- Degrees. [29]. [49] [117].
- Deceit in all places. [180].
- Despaire is not to be admitted. [217]. [221]. [240].
- Destinie. vid. Fate.
- Decrees of God. [95].
- Our Destruction is of our selves. [214].
- Desires best object. [209].
- Devotion. [41].
- Diamond. [171].
- Diana. [24].
- Divine assistance. [170].
- Dissimulation, [211], [228], [230]
- Discord. [177].
- Discretion. [151].
- Doggs. [255].
- Dolphin. [72].
- Dove. [150].
- Drowsinesse. [9].
- Drones. [250].
- E.
- Earthly things. [85].
- Endurance [23]. [26].
- Endeavour continued. [29].
- Envy [97].
- End. [102].
- Equalitie. [34]. [48].
- Equivocation. [38].
- Estridge. [36].
- Eternitie. [102]. [157].
- Everlasting. [102].
- Excesse. [68].
- Externall Blessings. [88].
- F.
- Faith [13]. [66]
- Faith infringed. [38]. [99].
- Fate [74]. [95]. [221]. [251]
- Fatall necessity [251]
- Falshood [99]
- Fame [146].
- Faire shewes deceitfull [233]. [229]
- Face [39]
- Fighters [71]
- Ficklenesse vid. Inconstancy
- Filial pietie [155].
- Fire on an Altar [15].
- Fierie-triall [30]
- Flesh is hay [256]
- Flying-Ball [71]. [101]
- Flie and the Candle [40]
- Flower of the Sunne [159].
- Fooles, who the greatest [211]
- Fooles favours mischievous [225]
- Fortune [6]. [88]. [101]. [109]. [139] [174]. [224]
- Fraud in all professions [183]
- Friendship [75]. [99]. [162]. [237].
- Friends [75], [145]
- Frequencie [45]
- Fullnesse [64].
- Furie begotten by abused patience [252].
- G.
- Ganimed [156].
- Light Gaines [50].
- Glory [5]. [92].
- God [140], [152], [170], [210], [223] [255]
- Gods prerogatives [223]
- Gods decrees [95]. [141]
- Gospell preached [89]
- Good works [135]
- Governours [37]
- Government [238]
- Goblins about Graves [43]
- Grace [31], [74], [104], [226]
- Grave [21]
- Greefe [26]
- Groves [35]
- Great things from small beginnings [46]. [50]
- Gryphon [139]
- Guile vid. Fraud and Deceit
- Guiltinesse [66], [69].
- H.
- Hast [19], [49] [153]
- Hammer and Anvile, [17]
- Halter [66], Halcyon, vid. Kings Fisher
- Harvest [44]
- Harlots [27], [246]
- Harmlesnes vid. Innocency
- Hazzardous enterprises [247]
- Harmony vid. Musick
- Hard-hearted men [175]
- Hardship [243]
- Heed [19]. [49], [153]
- Heliotrope [159]
- Heaven [152]
- Hellen [27]
- Hyppocrisy [20], [77], [211], [229]
- Hyppocrite [229]
- Honour [5], [153]
- Hope [13], [16], [39], , [44], [73]. [106] [150], [217]
- Houses which are best [222]
- Hony [23]
- Howreglasse [21], [212]
- Hunger [64]
- Husbands [162]
- Humility 147
- Hyppotamus [155]
- I.
- Ianus [138]
- Idlenesse [5]. [92]
- Innocence [9]. [111], [151]
- Infant [45]
- Incroachments [161]
- Invincibility [220]
- Inconstancy [231]
- Intemperance [242]
- Industry [5]
- Impiety. [155]
- Imprsonmēt better than a worse mischiefe [96]
- Ioys sweetned by afflictions [70]
- Iteration [29]
- Iustice [66]. [69], [155]
- Iust dealing. [100]
- Ixion [69]
- K.
- Kingsfisher [236]
- Kings [32], [37], [78], [137], [159] [163], [180]
- Kingdomes [67]
- A Kingdomes glorie [78]
- Knowledge [1], [79], [103]
- L.
- Labour [5], [29], [143], [150], [229],
- Labour in vaine [11].
- Lambe [252].
- Lawe [3]. [163]. [169]
- Leasure and heed [19]. [49] [107]
- Learne to die [94]
- Learning [87]
- A Line a day. [158]
- Liking makes indifferent things excellent [222]
- A Little and little makes a mickle [50]. [158]
- Life [21]. [45]
- Love the best Musitian, [82]
- Love [7], [33]. [34]. [38].
- Losses [50].
- Losses may be recovered [182]
- Looking-glasses [241].
- M.
- Malefactors [66]
- Mars [80].
- Marriages. [83].
- Magistrates out of office [215].
- A Mace. [137]
- Man his owne enemie [214]
- Mercy, offred to all [255]
- Merit [139]
- Measures [100]
- Medlers, vid. [Busie-bodies].
- Meditation best in the night [9]
- Meanes, not to be neglected [221]
- Meanes, not the onely ground of Hope [13]
- Mercurie [9]
- The Meane [169]
- Military exercise [32]
- Mis-fortune may be profitable. [96]
- Mortalitie [8] [45]
- Moone [111]. [182]
- Monuments [142]
- Mutuall affection. [34]. [163]. [781].
- Musicke [65]
- N.
- Nature and Grace [104]. [144]
- Nature needes a supporter. [226]
- Necessitie [64]
- Night helpfull to Meditation [9]
- O.
- Oathes [38]
- Obscuritie profitable [73]
- Occasion [4]
- Offenders [215]
- Old men may learne [87]
- Opportunitie [4]
- Oppression [28]
- Opposition [63]
- Order [220]
- Outward appearances [175]
- Owle [9]. [63]. [79]. [168]
- Oxe [173]
- P.
- Paine [23]
- Palmetree [172]
- Patience [28]. [63]. [252]
- Patriots [165]
- Pallas [9]. [80]
- Parents [15]
- A Pastorall charge [149]
- Peace [9] [238]
- Perjurie [38]
- Pegasus [105]
- Perseverance [19]. [143]. [175]. [258]
- Pelican [154]
- Pietie [8]. [41]. [155]
- Pigmey Spirits [14]
- Planets [31]
- Planting [35]
- Pleasure [22]. [23]. [38]. [68]
- Plenty [64]
- Plaine-dealing [228]
- Poeticall Libertie [148]
- Poets Horse, vid. [Pegasus]
- Power [103]. [179]
- Power divine [210].
- Policie [80]
- Posterity [35]
- Poore Theeves [167].
- Povertie [176]
- Cause of povertie. [248]
- Praise [146]
- Practise [66]. [158]
- Preaching [89]
- Preferment [68]
- Prelats [41]
- Priests. ibid.
- Pride to be avoyed [8]
- Princes [155]
- Profit causeth contention [71].
- Processions [165].
- Prosperitie [12]. [16]
- Protection divine [245]
- Promotion is of God [223].
- Prudence [74]. [142]. [151]
- Puritie [41]
- Punishment and reward [245]
- Pyramus [33].
- Q.
- Qvarrellers [71].
- R.
- Rashnesse [9]. [19]
- Redeeme the time [23]. [257]
- Recreation [234]
- A well Resolved man [228]
- Restraints from being Rich [248]
- Resolute constancy [24]
- Repine not at misfortunes [96]
- Reputation [140]
- Repentance to be hastned [213]
- Retirednesse [73]. [79]
- Revolutions of things [45]
- Reward [135]. [139] [141]. [229]. [258]
- Reward and punishment [243]
- Riches [1]. [98]
- Rich Theeves [197]
- Rod. [93].
- Royall favour. [159].
- S.
- Sacred callings [41]
- The best Sacrifice [77].
- Salamander [30]
- Scepter [79]
- Scepter and Spade [48]
- Sea-horse [155].
- Selfe perdition [68]. [214]
- Selfe love [35]
- Shepherds crooke [149]
- Ship [13]. [37]
- Sisyphus [11]
- Sinne [66]. [69].
- Silence [73]
- Simplicity [151]
- Sincerity [228], [230]
- Sive [20]
- A Skeleton [8]
- Sloath [9]. [181].
- Slownesse [19]
- Slow pace goes farre [173]
- Small beginnings [46]. [50]
- Snake [5]. [9]. [45]. [47]. [74]. [101]. [102] [142].
- Snaile [19]
- Sophisters [38]
- Sober knowledge [147]
- Sorrow [24] [79]
- Soveraigntie is of God, [21]. [22]
- Spade [5]
- Spider [18]
- Squirrell [26]. [136]
- Staiednesse [72] [153]
- Starrs [31]. [74]. [251]
- States-men [15]
- Steresman [37]
- Stedfastnesse. vid. [Constancy].
- Stewes [27]
- Storke [149] [155]
- Strength [80]. [103]. [136]
- Students [15]
- Studiousnesse [146]
- Suffering [23]. [47]. [81]. [171]. [232]
- Sufficiencie [86]
- Sunnshine after stormes [240]
- Swearing. [38].
- Swine [38]. [110].
- Sword [66]. [137]. [163]. [238]. [245]
- T.
- Talents hidden [76]. [181]
- A Tatler, [246].
- Tennis-ball, [16]
- Terrene pompe [98]
- Temperance [169]. [242]
- Terminus [161]
- Theeves [167]
- Thisbe [33]
- Time. [4]. [102]. [157]. [212]. [235] [257]
- Titles, ill placed [224].
- Tongue [42]
- Tortois [86]
- Touchstone [229]
- Transitorie things [85]
- Triall [30]
- Trie e're thou trust. [84]. [233]
- Truth [172]
- Turtle. vid. [Dove].
- V.
- Vanitie of earthly things [98]
- Vaine hopes. [69]
- Vaine shewes [20]
- Vengeance [66]
- Vertue. [1]. [5]. [6]. [22]. [30]. [88]. [97]. [101]. [109]. [111]. [139]. [171]. [218].
- Vice [22]. [104]. [224].
- Victorie vncertaine [252]
- Victorie is of God [241].
- Viper [247]
- Vnanymitie [67]
- Vnchastitie [15]
- Vnitie [67]. [177]
- Vnitie of faith [244]
- Vniversall Grace [210]. [258]
- Vnprofitable gifts [76]
- Vprightnesse of heart [91]
- W.
- Wanton women [7]
- Warre [90], [238]
- Wast [35]
- Wearinesse [9] [84] [153]
- Watchfulnesse [79]
- Watchmen [149]
- Way of Uertue [160]
- Weapons [111]
- Wealth [68]. [166].
- Weights [110].
- Welldoing [135]
- Weaknesse needes a suporter [222]
- Wisedome [1]. [2], [31]. [103]. [142]. [145].
- Witt [1]. [64]. [136]. [167]
- Wives [172]
- Whoredome. [27]
- Whore. vid. [Harlot]
- Woods decayed [35]
- Woman [93]. [231]
- World goes backeward [219].
- Y.
- Youth. [22]. [44].
A Supersedeas to all them, whose custome
it is, without any deserving, to importune
Authors to give unto them their
Bookes.
IT merits nor your Anger, nor my Blame,
That, thus I have inscrib'd this Epigram:
For, they who know me, know, that, Bookes thus large,
And, fraught with Emblems, do augment the Charge