Note that taking the Participle of any verbe actiue, and putting Re. vnto the same, you make a substantiue that expresseth the actor of that verbe, as thus. Balláto, Danced, Ballatóre, a Dancer, Amáto, Loued, Amatóre, a Louer, Cantáto, Sung, Cantatóre, a Singer, Gouernáto, Gouerned, Gouernatóre, a Gouernour, Lẻtto, Read, Lẻttóre, a Reader, Scrítto, Written, Scrittóre, a Writer, Vdíto, Heard, Vditóre, a Hearer, &c. All which you may make of the Feminine gender by changing, Tóre into Tríce. as thus. Amatríce, Ballatríce, Cantatríce, Gouernatríce, Lẻttríce, Scrittríce, Vditríce. &c.

Note that some late good writers haue quaintly vsed to conuert Adiectiues into Substantiues, which being discreetly placed some deeme it a very elegant Italianisme, and that is by adding an Article to any Adiectiue, namely the Mas. gender, and Sing. number. As for example, Cól púro dél cuóre, con il cándido dèll ánimo, ẻt con il víuo déll'affẻtto, Io ámo il sincẻro délle vóstre vertù, il dólce del vóstro procédere, mà non il dúro délla vóstra rigidézza, &c.

Note that the Italians haue foure Sustantiues of one sillable, that is to say Piè, Rè, Fè, and Grù, deriued of Piẻde, a Foote; of Rége, a king; of Féde, Faith, and of Grúe, a Crane. The first two are of the Mas. and the other two of the Fem. gender, and serue for both numbers and are euer accented.

Note that taking the name of manageable thing, so you make it of the Feminine gender ending in A. and ioyning Ta. vnto it, you may elegantly expresse substantiuely the power, effect, or blow of the same, as this, Arco, a Bow; Arcáta, a Blow or effect of a bow. Bastóne, Bastonáta, Coltẻllo, Coltẻlláta, Palétta, Palettáta, Pugnále, Pugnaláta, Sásso, Sassáta, &c.

Note that for as much as the Italians vnto certaine Nounes substantiues of the Masculine gender, besides their owne and proper plurall, they giue them another, which in sound and writing seemeth to be of the Feminine gender and singular number ending in A. and yet hath the Article, the Pronoune, or Adiectiue, that must gouerne the same of the Feminine gender and Plurall number, which they call heteroclites: and because this Feminine plurall is deemed to be the most elegant, and that there be but some few of them, I have therefore set downe here as many as I could remember, as followeth alphabetically.

Il Bráccio.I Bráccij.Le Bráccia.
Il Budẻllo.I Budẻlli.Le Budẻlla.
Il Calcágno.I Calcágni.Le Calcágna.
Il Cárro.I Cárri.Le Cárra.
Il Castẻllo.I Castẻlli.Le Castẻlla.
Il Ceruẻllo.I Ceruẻlli.Le Ceruẻlla.
Il Cíglio.I Cíglij.Le Cíglia.
Il Córno.I Córni.Le Córna.
Il Díto.I Díti.Le Díta.
Il Fíco.I Fíchi.Le Fíca.
Il Fílo.I Fíli.Le Fila.
Il Fondaménto.I Fondaménti.Le Fondaménta.
Il Frútto.I Frútti.Le Frútta.
Il Ginócchio.I Ginócchij.Le Ginócchia.
Il Lábbro.I Lábbri.Le Lábbra.
Il Légno.I Légni.Le Légna.
Il Múro.I Múri.Le Múra.
Il Mẻmbro.I Mẻmbri.Le Mẻmbra.
L'Orécchio.Gl'Orécchij.Le Orécchia.
L'Ósso.Gl'Óssi.Le Óssa.
Il Páio.I Páij.Le Páia.
Il Páro.I Pári.Le Pára.
Il Peccáto.I Peccáti.Le Peccáta.
Il Púgno.I Púgni.Le Púgna.
Il Quadrẻllo.I Quadrẻlli.Le Quadrẻlla.
Il Rastello.I Rastẻlli.Le Rastẻlla.
Il Ríso.I Rísi.Le Rísa.
Il Stáio.I Stáij.Le Stáia.
Il Stáro.I Stári.Le Stára.
Il Strído.I Strídi.Le Strída.
Il Vestígio.I Vestígij.Le Vestígia.
Il Vestiménto.I Vestiménti.Le Vestiménta, &c.