Painter.—I. ii. 76; II. ii. 62; III. ii. 121; IV. ii. 279.]
XIII. Lamia, Flora and Lais.
A notable History of three amorous Gentlewomen called Lamia, Flora, and Lais: conteyning the sutes of noble Princes and other great Personages made vnto them, with their answeres to diuers demaundes: and the manner of their death and funerals.
[Source and Origin.—“Pausanias and Manitius” (text).
Parallels.—Painter I. nov. xv.; for Lais, Fenton, Wonderful Secretes 1569, ff. 65-7.
Painter.—I. ii. 123 [89]; II. ii. 73; III. ii. 143; IV. ii. 301.]
XIV. Zenobia Queen of Palmyra.
The lyfe and giftes of the most Famous Queene Zenobia with the Letters of the Emperour Avrelianvs to the sayde Queene, and her stoute aunswere thereunto.
[Source and Origin.—Tacitus, Ann. xii. 51.