A treatise of morrall philosophie: : wherein is contained the worthy sayings of philosophers, emperours, kings, and orators: their liues and answeres: of what linage they came: and of what country they were: whose worthy sentences, notable precepts, counsels, and parables, doe hereafter follow. First gathered and set forth by William Bauldwin, and now the sixt time since inlarged by Thomas Palfreyman, Gentleman | Collections | The Huntington