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THE SECOND PART OF MORALL PHILOSOPHIE.
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¶ The thirde parte of Morall Philo- ſophie defcribing the great treafons of the Court of this Worlde.

I CAN not too muche exhort you (good Readers) to take ſome paine to continue the reading of this Treatyſe, knowing how much it wil delight and profit you, hauing ſomewhat vnderſtanded alſo by that yee haue read before, beſide that ye ſhal vnderſtand in reading this that followeth. Where you mall know how much a wiſe Courtier may doe, and a double man, whoſe ende was aunſwerable to his naughtie minde and lyfe. Which God graunt maye come to all ſuch enuious and ſpitefull perſons, that in Princes Courtes) (and thorowe Chriſtendome) delyght in ſo Vile an Arte, and to commit ſo deteſtable treaſons. And now giue attentive eare and you ſhal heare.

Beholde

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