¶ Of the triumphaunt estate of hardynes. ca.iiii.
¶ Of the gloryfyed towre of sapyence. ca.v.
¶ Of the stronge operacyons of nature ca.vi
¶ How these foure ladyes pleeded at the barre before Iustyce whiche of theym was moost proufytable vnto mankynde & of the Iugement of Iustyce. ca.vii.
¶ How after the Iugement of Iustyce / Sapyence cõmaunded Discrecõn[A] to lede youth to marye with clennes the kynge of loues doughter. ca.viii.
¶ How youth by the waye mette wt lechery rydynge on a gote and pryde maned with couetyse on an olyphaũtes backe in a fayre castell / & how by the ayde of
dyscrecyon he dyde withstande theyr temptacõn[A] and how he mette with sapience in the mase of wordely besynes. capitulo.ix.
¶ How Sapyence & dyscrecyon ledde youth ouer the narowe brydge of vanyte of the worlde to the palays of ye kynge of loue & of his meruaylous appareyl. ca.x
¶ How sapyence presented youth to the kynge of loue for to mary Clennes his doughter & how he before ye maryage dyde fyght and discomfyte the dragon with thre hedys. capitulo.xi.
¶ How after the discomfyture of the sayd dragon he well growen in age was receyued with a farye company of ladyes and was named vertu & with all Ioye brought to the palays of the kynge of loue. ca.xii.