Peacham, Henry: The compleat gentleman : fashioning him absolute in the most necessary and commendable qualities, concerning mind, or body, that may be required in a person of honor. To which is added the gentlemans exercise or, an exquisite practise, as well for drawing all manner of beasts, as for making colours, to be used in painting, limming, &c (London, 1661)

Os Armory and Blazonry.
gree of a Baron : in some places they have no Gresss
at all. [f you would farther proceed in Nobility or He»
raldry, i would wish you to read these books of No-
bility ill generall :
Simon Simonius de Nobilitate3 in quarto, printed at
Leipfig, 1572.
Chzssan£us3 his Catologus Gloria mundi,
Hippohttis a Collibm3 his Axiom at a Nobilitatis.
sonclusiones de Nobilitate & Dostoratu3 published by
one of Meckjeburghy who conceal eth his name, printed
1621. dedicated to the Arch-Bishop of Breme.
Petrus Fritzius, Counseller to the Ele&or of Bran*
denburg3 published Conclusiones de Nobilitate-, in quar-
to.
Lionellus de pracedentia hominum.
Of the Spanish Nobility, these Authors
have written,
Joannes ah Arce Offalora, in folio.
Privilegios j Franquezas y libertades des hips d* algos
J>e Senniorio de Vizcaia3 8cc, in fol.
Ludovicus de Molina, De primogeniorum Hispanicorum
jure3 8tc. in fol.
Josephus'de Sejsee3\nVecis Aragon. Decij. 8,?,io. &c,
Gonzales de Corte3 his Nobleza del Andalnzia3 in fol.
Of Italy3 Sicily, Naples, &c,
Scipio Mazzella nelle Neapoli IlluJirata3 in quarto.
Paulas Merula in Cofmograph. lib. 3. pt. 3, in Italian.
Of France.
The works of sillet 3 Feron3 Charles UOisea.u> Chap-
fin3 Theatre d’ Hostnew.

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