A treatise of morall philosophy. : Wherein is contayned the lives and answers, witty sayings, worthy sentences, wise and excellent councels, precepts, proverbs, and parables, of philosophers, orators, emperors, and kings: also of what linage they came, and of what countrey they were. Very usefull for to direct the whol [sic] course of the life in all ages and conditions. First gathered and set forth by William Bauldwin, and after inlarged by Thomas Palfreyman Gentleman | Collections | The Huntington