“When they weare dispos’d, eache one into his roome.”
The motto, dedication, and device, are these,—
Sine iuſtitia, confuſio.
Ad eoſdem Iudices.
Whitney, 1586.
“When Fire, and Aire, and Earthe, and Water, all weare one:
Before that worke deuine was wroughte, which nowe wee looke vppon.
There was no forme of thinges, but a confused masse: