s._ lxxxviii. 104

+ _Of the olde woman that had sore eies._ lxxxix. 105

+ _Of hym that had the custody of a warde._ xc. 106

+ _Of the excellente peynter, that hadde foule
chyldren._ xci. _ib._

+ _Of the scoffer that made one a southsayer._ xcii. 107

+ _Of the marchant of Florence, Charles._ xciii. _ib._

+ _Of the chesshire man called Eulyn._ xciiii. 108

+ _Of hym that desyred to be sette vpon the
pyllorye._ xcv. 109

+ _Of the wydowes daughter, that was sente to
the abbot with a couple of capons._ xcvi. 111

+ _Of the two men that dranke a pynte of whyte
wyne to gether._ xcvii. 112

+ _Of the doctour that desyred to go with a fouler
to catche byrdes._ xcviii. 114

+ _Of hym that undertoke to teache an asse to
spelle and rede._ xcix. 115

+ _Of the fryer that confessed the fayre woman._ c. 116

+ _Of the chapplen of Louen called syr Antonye
that deceyued an vserer._ ci. 118

+ _Of the same chaplen and his spiter._ cii. 119

+ _Of the olde manne that putte hym selfe in his
sonnes handes._ ciii. 121

+ _Of hym that had a flye peynted in his shilde._
ciiii. 122

+ _Of the emperour Augustus and the olde men._ cv. 123

+ _Of Phocions oration to the Atheniens._ cvi. _ib._

+ _Of Demosthenes and Phocion._ cvii. 124

+ _Of the aunswere of Phocion to them that brought
hym a great gyfte from Alexander._ cviii. _ib._

+ _Of Denyse the tyran and his sonne._ cix. 125

+ _Of Pomponius the Romayne that was taken
and brought before Mithridates._ cx. _ib._

+ _Of Titus and the scoffer._ cxi. 126

+ _Of Scipio Nasica, and Ennius the poete._ cxii. _ib._

+ _Of Fabius Minutius and his sonne._ cxiii.