A Profitable Instruction of the Perfite Ordering of Bees With the Maruellous Nature, Propertie, and Gouernemente of Them: and the Necessarie Vses Both of Their Honie and Waxe, Seruing Diuersly, as Well in Inward as Outward Causes: Gathered Out of the Best Writers

And _Aristotle_ declareth the Bées to be the clenlyest amongst all other beastes, bycause in flying abroad, they shed then their dung from them, leaste anye sauour or stincke of...

And if the Spring and Sommer shall be ouer wette, or mistie, or colde, with cloudie weather for manye daies together, whiles all the trées haue borne their blossoms, and the fie...

The _Oenomel_, which is a swéete wine made with Honny, _Aegineta_ teacheth the same, not only for the preseruation of helth, but also to expel the torment of sicknesses, through...

_Palladivs_ writeth, that the best Hiues be those, which are made of the barkes and light corke of trées, bicause they be neither too colde in the Winter time, nor too hote in t...

After these, with two instruments or tooles of yron, made for the only purpose, of a foote and a halfe long, or rather somewhat longer made, of whiche the one ought to be a long...

The final four chapters of the second Treatise, "Certaine husbandly coniectures of dearth and plentie for euer," are absent. No known copy of this edition is complete. Entries i...