j noſtication ſeruing for the — 


yeare of our Load God 
1626, 


2 the ſecond i in order ow the | 
5 e or 5 | 


„Tale Meridian. 


By N. EIN EA. 


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LONDON; re 1 ' 
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Ei ner. 1626. An Almanacke 
and Prognostieat ion 
By N. Einer. 


London, Printed for the 
Company of. e 


A- BSC“, title in red and 


black, woodcut of The Parts 
of Mans body, as they are 
gouerned by the twelue 
Slenes!, Title rubbed and | 
frayed, some headlines cropped, 
dls bound. 


STC 438: STC, Bishop, and 
Ramage record only the 
Bodleian copy, and that 
1mperfect. 


s 125.00 


Feafts for this preſent yeare, both accordingto rhe 


Engliſh and Forraigne Accompft. 

| OurEngliſh Accompt . Forraigne Accompt. 

12 T 2: Gvennunder, 12 

11 The circle ofthe Sun. 11 

| 12 The Epact. 2 

. Ebe Roman Indicion, 9 

Bee, The Dominicall letter 

19. Ftbzuary. Shꝛoueſundap. 22. Febzuary. 
22. Febzuarr. Achwedneſdar. 25, Febzugre- 

9, of Apzill. Gaſter dap. 12. of Apzilk. 
14. of Wap, Rogatton ſunday, - 17. of May. 
{ 17. of Mar. Aſcentton dap. 21. of May. 
xk. of Pay, Mhitſundap. 31-of Gap. 
3. of Decemb . Aduent Dunday. 29, of Mouemb. 


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Cancer tht bea, Leo p heart, Virgo the womb doth gain; 
Dn Libra loyneg,on Scorpio ſecrets,on Sagitary thighs, Irxix 


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quarter after 


9.at night. 


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ter the 21.dap 
halt an hour 

after 4 iu the 


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the 29,Dap, - 
littlebefoze x © 

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| Aries 16 
Teut. 
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| Sem. the — -dap, al- 
| Solin Les. (Cance? | recs paſts. i: 
3 Jes | tbe koztornt, 
\ Trauſ. Dit, 40 | 
af, rin. 


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houre after 9 
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none. 


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18 $ Some:  altnoſt a2quears 15 
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moze then a 
quarter befoze 
6. in the mo2- 
ning. 
@ New man 
the o. day les 
then a quarter 
\ after 7. in the 
mozning. 


(Fut quar⸗ 
ter the 18. dap 
le lle then a 
quarter befoze 
6, in the moz- 
niug. 

@ Fullmone 
I 24.day, '. | 
leſte then halt 
an houre after 
at night. 
3 L aft quer- | 
t er the 31Dap, 
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quarter aftcr 


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in the after= 


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quart, befoze 
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Sem. 
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Cane. 
faſt \T anc. 


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Leo 


Virge 


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Liba. 


befoꝛe 7. in the 


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the 8.day moz2e 
eben aquarter 


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ter the 16.d 4 
leſſe then hal Ae 
an heute atter 23g 
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ning 2715 
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the 22. day, a bs 
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at night, 


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ter the 30 · d, 
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Iv, A 


P rognoſtication 


for the yeere of our 
Lord God, 1626. 


Being the ſecond in 
order ſince the Biſſeæ- 
tile or Leap-yrere, 


= 


By N. E I N xx, PraQti- | 
tioner in the Arts 6 
| Maibematicall, 


LonDon, 


Printed for the Company of | £/ 
Stationert. 1626. 5 


| - ASL 
42 D 
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4 oO 


Fs 
* 


1 
1 „„ „„ 


— 


f Chronologicall note, 


| ſhewing how long itis ſince 


ſome memorable matters 
haue 1 


Leeres. 
gs Rem the Creation, de the 
Filioud, ' 1656 
from the: loud,ts Abrahams en 
= [x parture to Haran, | 
DS <P From thence, ts the Ilmelites 

departure out. of Egypt, 797 


(0 ; From the Jſraelites departure 
out of Exeyt.is de ard buitding ofrhs Come 
2 


-ttuitie of Babylon, 

: ow — captiuitis, to the ane 
8 
From the 

Chi. 
From the Creation thereof, to the Birth of 
Chzit, 3947 


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1 
... ͤͤAU . . 


From the bufiding of the Temple, o the Caps | 


Temple refounded, to the mos 7 


Prognoſtication, 2 81 


From the Creation, ts this pꝛeſent peere, $575 
From the Birth ot Chꝛiſt, to Jeruſalems * 
lation, - 
Suite the Congueſt of Sugiaud by Dube Willi 
am, 56q 
Since Gunnes were firſt innented, by Berthold-a 
Monke of Germanp, 226 
Since Tyiher begaüne the Chur cher rekozma⸗ 
tion, 109 
Since Printing mas! firſt inuented. "208 
Since Queene Elrzabeth beganue to'raigne ouerſ;y 
England. 62, pet 
Since the memorable ouerthzow of the Spanith 
Naup. 38 
* Zing lames beganne to my ouer Eng: 


A 
i 
Sincethe Gunpotdeicy! BEI ect” = Alber 
Since the rat ne Ur Soden 


T 


en, an 
Charles (who od long . : l 85 
25 


mera os: — this becken 3K. o 


3 „ e s 


©1530. 


T His fs 1 etre off ber 


8 f which wil appears to vs. 

Of the Moon there will happen one, ts wit, 
vpon cht 13 644 aſp, ſome what mie then a quara 
ter after ſeuen in the mozning. The darkningg 
whettotbeinig die file; will hard ly be obſeraed|.. 
Seng. 


1 


4 90 ** » , J K 4 „ * * 
65 — 1 9 1 U ; 0 - N j 0 a * 
: = > 
5 L 
208 


bod 
1 


> 
— 


* The Jiſtance heewmghe: one time 
741. and another, as they alter. accor- 

— ding to the moueable Feaſts 
13 this e | 

26 a | 
FE : H ewetetes br and Shtones 
og Sundap, is 7. weekes. 


off he ww Trintvp and Aduent Sunday, is 
wer this peere © 26, weekes, 


69] bet weene UWhitlunday: and John Baptifk, 
ih de Midlupimter, is 3. meckes 
38 and 6. dapes. 


* Purification falls a foꝛnight and theeedayes 
befoze Dhzoue=Dunday, 
f Mathtas, the Fryday* following Shjoucs 
ng Sunday. 
Annunciation, the Dattervay after Mid⸗ len 
Hundap: a foztnight and a day befoze Taſter. * 
2 Saint Parke; a foztnight and two dayes af= 
"ter Eaſter. 
5 thze ee Tv” and DOT 1 


off 8 , 
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e . * = : 3 5 * « Ad _ -. 

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Afthe — — hollow in the wiing, there] 5 
Billfoilo 


Times of marriage probibited, | 
in Verſe. 


Oniugiam Aduentus probibet, Hilarique ROY 
Septnagenk vetat, ſed Paſche oalaua relaxat: 


KRogamen velitat, concedit trina betet. 
= nehiſhed thus - 


Duent wills thee to containe,- 
But Hilary ſets thee free againe,/ 
Septaageß ma (ayes thee nay, 
But eight from Eaſter, ſaies, thou may. 
Rogation bids thee yet to tarry, 


ButTrinity giues thee leaue to marry. 


2 


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7 — 


S. SS nn BB 


* 
ST 


Diuers ſignes, whereby to know 


what weather will follow. 


tt 1 it declares Rains 


w the lame day, either winds oz (hows 


ers 2 bit be but lightly hollowed, winds; if deey⸗ 


iy, owzes 
Akovhe Dun artfe pale, and (as we ſay) wa 


ich, it betokens ratne: if it ſot pale, wind. 
.. Suns body, in the lerting, appear 


Hei the Dun ariſes oz ſets vigger then : 


vloudy; it tonſbewes great winds fo mo daten. | 
It the beames of tho > ＋ in:theriling, apa 
peare Buddy, not Pelloty, it rather eden 
wind then raine, and ſs in the ſetting. 

If the Hun in the Minter time, toward the 
ſetting;- ſhall ſhew clearer and redder then — 
wont, and the Nozth wind, oi ſome tber con 
wind then blow, it is a ligne of Frolt the aries 
following. - .- 

Jfin the nung 92 Cetting of the Sunne, the 
Beames thereof appeare, as it were, curtedanÞ 
d:awne in, and doe not ſhew bught.. when eiſe 
there be no Clouds, it agnilles Gowzes rather 
then winds. 

; If the Dun,defoze be riſe, toie⸗datt his beams, 
it ts A token of wind and owzes. ; 


Forsteh Enz! it che Sunne, Sn de: 


wil red ia relation to Circles abouri it, 
ad and the Clouds. 


4 the Sun. when it riſes, be compalſed abet 
with a Circle; on that part the Circle bzeakes,; 
: looks foz winds: but if tt equally bauth, iis 4 
Agne of fatre weather. 
It towards the ſetting, there de u about e 
A whtte Circle, it foꝛetelis a light tempeſt. thar 
night: bur if blacke and en winds "we 
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- Gewing; as it were, bearded; But if the beames 


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nt 4. 

Itkthe Clouds looke red when the Sun riſes, 
ther betoken wind: if when it ſets, faire weather 
the day following. | 


+ Yfthe Dun, when it lets, be bid vnder a dark 


Cloud, it fozetels of raiue the day following. 


It it raine, when the Sunne ſets, rather winds: 


but if the Clouds ſeeme to bee diane to⸗ 


— wt the Sunne, both Minds and Tem⸗ 
pe o Ls . : f ö | 
Af the Elouds gather round, neere to the Sun, 


5 about his rifing, it poꝛtends a tempeſt the ſamo 


dap: but ik thep dziue from the Ealk into the 
'taelt, faire weather. 

f when the Sunriles, the Clouds be diſper⸗ 
Ced from the lides of the Sunne, and betake 
themlelues, ſome Douthward, ſome Noz2th- 


ward, though the Skype be cleere about the Sun, 


it fozetokens winds. | | 
It the Clouds, when the Sunne riſes, doe not 


encompaſte the Sunne, but onlp lpe, as it were, 


es vpon it, as tf they would make an Ecliple, they 
fdeſhe w winds to atiſe from that part they in⸗ 


e tkine to: Ikthis happen about Noone, there wo ill 
5 follow both winds and howzes. 


It Clouds compaile the Dunne in about, 


; by vo much leſſe light is left, and the Oꝛbe of 


[2 thy Dune: ſhelves finallor, br do much mor 
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| terre will be the tempeſt: but if thert appeare a 


double oz triple Ozbe, as it there were to 03 
thꝛee Sunnes, it ſhewes the bitterer Tempeſt 


hen a thicke and blarke Cloud appeares a= 
boue the Sunne in his riling, if, by and by after, 
the Sunne bee hid in that Cloud, it betekens 
raint: but it the Sunne be not hid of that Cioud, 
faire weather. | | WS 


Prelages of Weather from the 


Moone. SE 


|] Ew Moones fozeſhew tbe diſpoſition of the 

Weather: bus ſpeially the fourth dap after 

the Change, as it were, the New Moone 

confirmed. - The full Moones themſelues rather 
pꝛe lage, then anꝝ dates following. 

It the Moone appeare not the fourth day at 
ter the Change (it ſpecially, he Weſt wind vlow 
withall) it betokens a troubled Jire thozowour 
that whole Moneth. „ 

It the Moone, being neo, oꝛ wit hin the pꝛime 


dDapes, baue the nether hozne moze darke oz 


bzowne, oꝛ ſome other way impure, it will peeid 
ſome troubled dayes and tempeſts bofoze-the ui. 
I about the middle it appeare dultziſh, there will 


follob tempeſts about the Full. It the vpper 
poꝛne appeare troubled, about the Decreaſe. 


Ffthe fourth dap the Boone ſhew pure, and 
and dee neither klunt=hozned, oz iping, noꝛ al⸗ 
together 


together dp:tgbt, but tn a meant, it viomt⸗ 
ſes fairs weather, fo the mol} part, till che 
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Jf it then looke red, it poztends windes; ik 
p02 blackih, it gutes Raine: but not bex 
pond the Full. 

It that part of the Woone, which bath. not 
the light of the Dunne, appeare.cleere,. and with 
« certaine d:tuing (as it ſeemes to theeye) it 
Ugnifies wind to follow out of that quarter from 
which ths colours come, and about the Moone 
depart. .. 

An ppꝛigpt Moone is euer almoſt thieatning 
ſpectaily of winds : but if it appeare with blunt 
hoznes and curted, rather of ſhewzes. 

Af one bozne of the Moone bee ſharpned and 
ridged, and the other moze blunt, it lignifles;ather 
winds : if both be ſbarpe, raine, 

It a Circle oꝛ Halo appeare about the Moone, 
it rather ſignilies raine then winds, vnlelle the 
_ ſtand vp:ight within the Circle, and then 

Hs : 
Circles about the Moone euer denots winds 
from that part they bꝛeake oz bzighten. | 

It they be double oz triple, they foꝛeſhew hoꝛ⸗ 
rid and bitter tempeſts: but much moꝛe it thole 
Circles be ſpotty oꝛ ſpeched. : 
Wiſts and Clouds about the Moone baue like 
effect as Halo. | 

Full osnes, as concerning their Colours and 
Cixcles, lignille perhaps the ſame as the fourth 
fromthe Change, but mode pzelent, and not lo 


10 la de. 
aq ve Spots 


Spes at the Full, appearing in the middle of 
the Woone, det cken faire weather. 

Tye fuil Woones are wont to be moze- fairs 
thenother ages of the Woone.: but in the winter 
ſometimes ther bing extreme colds. 

The Woone about Dunneslet inlarged, and 
pet batght, and not any thing ſwart, bzings faire | 
weather foz many dayes. 


Signes from the Eclipſes of - 
Sunne and Moone, and their 
coniunctions. 


* de Ecliples ofthe Sun, de euer, in 5 mags 


| ner, accampanied with faire weather; of 


the Moone, with windineſſe : ſeldome with 
raine either of them. 
Befoze and after the Sunnes contunction with 
— looke foz faire weather. | 


Signes from the other Planes” 


and Starres. 


Rom other Contunctions of the Winnrtc.be= 
ſides the Dunne, looke foz winds. | 
Ju the riling of the Pleiades and Hiades, fola 
low fhowzes and Raine, but milde. Ju the ris 


ling ot Orion and Arcturus, Tempeſts. 


When the mall Starres appeare not, 9 


_ Thoſe tne cali Aſelli, and that in all the Heauen, 
tt kozechewes great Tempeſts and Showzes 
ko ſame dares : but if in Cone. parts the 
Starres appeare, in others not, winds onely, 
but ſooner, 8 
The Meauen equally bright in the new 
. . © Moone, ez fourth dap, peelds faire weather 
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. perceiued. But if the obſcuration come ſudden. 
- withont a Cloud, with ſuch a blackneſſe as dars 
kens the fulgour ofthe Starres, gtieuous and 
charpe tempelts. | 
If a perfect Circle incloſe any of the grea= || @ 
ter Dtarres, it pzeſages Dhow:es : ik 
. . bzoken, winds on that part where the Circte | 
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The running and ſhooting Starres declare | | 
winds to fotlow ſtrait from that part they are ( 
Darted krom. But if they dart diners wapes, 
oz contrarily, great tempeſts. of Mind and 1 
Gow:es. 4 
I the Starres in the Winter appeare bzigh= 
ter then cuſtomablip, it declares a great cold to | 
"enſue, And the Dtarres twinkling in Mtn⸗ f 
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Preſige of He Weather dei 
Thunder and Lightning. 


2 Thunders bring winds, noon - : 
Thunders,how2es,.. . 

When it Thunders much with defe 
Lightning, it bzings great winds ; but if it ligh⸗⸗ 
ten oft tn, the Thundering, mighty. ſhowtes,' : 
with great dzops. - 

Gꝛoning Thunders, and (as it were) — | 
awsy, fig niſie winds: but ſuch as yerid vnequall 
and fierce cracks, tempeſts ef wind and rainee 
ehen it lightens in a clecre Heauen, wind and 
raine is then at hand out of that part it lighten 
in: but it it lighten in diuers parts, hoꝛtible * 
Tempeſts, >; 15 

It it li gůten in tolder Quarters, as Nozth= — 
ward, —— will Haile follow ; it in warmer, as 
Southward, (homes with heat. | | 

Sultering heates after the Summers ſoiltice, 
doe end moſt=what in Thunder and Lightaings ' 
but fthele ew not, in wind and raine 2 max 

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F F we ſes Clouds carried (itt in a cleere aire; 


Lloone foz winds from that part from which they 
* are carried. But ik they gather round toge⸗ 


ther, and the Sunne appꝛoach to that part wheres 


they are gathered, they will beginne to diſpearſe, 
— it betokens wind; if Douthward, 
. When a cloudy Skye begins to cleare againſt 
ths wind which then blowes, it betokens faire 
weather: but when Clouds and Minde dꝛiue 
one way, Raine without dondt. *, 
It when the Sunne ſets; there ariſe blacke oz 
varke Clouds, it poztends Raine: if againſt the 
Sunne, to wit, in theE@aft, ths ſame night; if 


that with winds, = 2 
tuen the Woyntaines and Hills ſeeme coue⸗ 


ted or capped, as it were, with Clouds that ly 


vpon them, it is a token of tempeſts appzoching. 
Clouds durty, as it were, and muddy, betoken 
— , . 
Alittle Cloud, ſuddenly chewing it ſelfe in a 
leare: Heauen, ſpecially in the Meſt, oꝛ about 
the Douth, lignilies a Tempeſt co be at hand. 
_Wben-ſome Cloudineſſe and Darkneſle riſes 


vp in the Heauen, it fozetokens Raine and if it 
be ſuddenly (as it were) fupped vp, Winds: * 


- Signes of Weather from the 


befides, the Sunne in the Aeſt, the next day, and 


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hen Clouds appeare lofted (as it were) aud 
raftered one aboue another, if there be to, and 
thicke, it ſhewes Raine to bes at hand, ſpecially 
it the lower looke big and full: if moe, raine, but 
not pꝛeſentlp. 
' When Clouds are diſparkled here and there, 
like fleece of aUoolil, it betokens Bains oz two 
pe thzee dapes. It᷑ they iye ono vpom. another live 
Scales pz Tiles, dzought and faire weather. 

Clouds ylumed, oz like Palme=bzanches, bꝛ⸗ 
toben ſhoboꝛes not long after to folloto. 

Ciouds ſhewing of an Ambes anv golden cox 
lour, befoze the Dunne let, and when te is ſore 
ting, with golden edges and bozders, be lignes of 
faire weather 

It the Clouds ſeeme full charged, and yet loen 
white withall, which ſome call Towers, there 
follo wes in the Summer, Patle; tn Winter, 
Dow a white Wilt be riſen befoze Dunne be vp; 
02 after Dunne is (et vpon the Maters, Wars 
ſhes aud Meadowes, it ügnilſes hot and faire 
weather to koltom. e LA e e e 


Signcs Ga the Rainbow. 


Hen the Rainbow appeares in the moz= 
ning, befoze mid dar tn the Meſt, and at 


Zakternsone, towards the Euening, in 
og , it 3 en —_ to foe 
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The Rainbow appearing in a faire day, 1 dea! t 
_ elares Raine to follow, but after Raine, faire. 
weather. n 
The greener the Rainbow appeares, fo much E 

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the longer Raine doth follow: but the redver ths: 
— appeareth, ſo much greater; wind will, 
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Two Rainbo des appearing at one time; as: ti 
the one hanging downward from the Douth;aud- 0 
the other from the Nozth, doe declare Maine ts. | 
follows. 1 

When the Rainbow appeares. but of two co 
lours, as Red and 1 it err taire men- $i 


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Forcokens of TEL bi from E 
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Vi © Ater=Fowles gathering together, and 
NY flvingby Flocks, ſpecially Gulls and wi 
Bucks, kozſaking the Waters,and ha⸗ eſp 
amg to the bankes, eſpecially with noiſe, and fis 
plaping on the ground, fozetell winds, chiefly if} . 
they doe it in themozning. "Ra 
But land⸗ Fowles on the other fide, getting to 
the waters, and with a noiſe ſtriking them with and 
their wings. and waching themſeines (ſpecially; bot 
the Crow) fozeſhew Tempeſts. 4 
' TheCrowtimelycailinginthemo:niag, forces feels 
tells faire weather, but ſottip in th: euening, a, U 
E and eile calling haſtilg twice o: _— er, 
together, 


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ane he yealoges a tempeſt. | 

Fowles, as Guls and Duckes, doe befoze a 
wind oz raine, pꝛoke and purge their Feathers 
with their Bils. - 

* ee le, with their crxing and flying, impozruns 

aine. 

The Herne lying high, fo as ſhe leemes ſomes 
times to five aboue ſome of the lower Clouds, 
| fozerels Mind. 

But Kites, on the contrary, flying. bigh, and 
bvwauering in theatre, fozeteli faire weather. 
| Aber the Crow oz Bauen ſtand gaping a= 
= | gaiuft the Sunne, it þetokens hot and faire 

Ipweather. 

8 Bauenscrylag one to another, as if they ſob= 
' + bed and vexed, clapping themlelues with their 

wings, it it be with a continuation, winds: but 
if it be interruptiy done with a ſupping bp their 
voice, and bzeaking off fo2 ſome longer ſpaces, 
great Showzes. 

iyegn the Omle -doth freely and cleerely 
whoope, it moſt⸗ what betokens faire weather, 
eſpetialiy iu Winter .When ſhe cryes Chiwit, is 
is againſt Raine. 

N., low flying of Dwallowes tozechewes 
9 Aine. 

It Battes five about timelier in the etcning, 
and moe then ate wont, it p:elages a faite and 
ot weather the next dap. 

The Pie chattering moze then ozdtnary, woe: 
tels of Raine. 
hen ſmall Birds, in the beginning of Wins 
co. ter, doe gather and five many ina company toges 
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ther, and feed, it betokens great froſt and ſtopmy 
weather to enſu u. 
Fowles that nett vpon trees, if they ſuddenip 
leaue off feeding, and haſten to their Neil, it koze⸗ 
lgnifies zempeſts. But the Herne fanding'ſay 
— the Sand, and Rauen walking, Showzes 
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Fowles-lately returning home to their Nells 


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and Booſts, fozeſhew Raine, th 
Bees {etbing their Boner neerer home then nd 
Whenlittle Flyes, ſome what befoꝛe the Sun⸗ an 
ſet, doe gather round on a heape beloꝛe the Sun jth! 
and play vp and downe, it is a figne of hot am 
faire weather the next dag. 


Foreſignes of weather from 


True Dolphins in calme Sea;playing wan-** 
1 tone, ate thought to p2eſage winds front 
that part they come: pat if ther Bing am 4 
| daſh the water in a rongh Dea, faire. weather. 
_ Themo> Fiſhes, when they {wimme about n 
or leape in the water, fozeſignifie Raine. fun 


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Signes from Beaſts, &c. 


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— Owes are wont to cry, and carry themſeiues 
0s Yin atroubled manner beloze nn and foule 


weather. ; 
tte WhenWealls,as Open lien thainlelnts againft 
the haire, oꝛ their hooues behind, oz hold vp their 
zen | noſe and fmett into the aire, it fozetokens Raine. 
When Catteli fuddenipmoke and. Skip; play 
an- and combi nioze then binary one with ano 
un ther, it tozeſhewes Raine. | 
am The wmneniing of DN vpon the ground, 

a treo ligntfies great winds. _.:: 

Oxend9idgall alike on: their right ade, zue 
— of Raine. 

I The-yrdgerHog/ where: hee lies makes.two 
at toles/ thun optumęt owonrds the Notth,' «the 
| 1 — omiaton which of them he 

a-[foppdthyfrinthat-parerhe:wind ariſes ; if both 

aw at once, it ſhewes great ſtoze of wind to follow. 
am ' Frogs alumde ahenmedmarpagainſt raine. 

r. Moales heave buflty vofoze faule meather. 

ue] The Dpider, as fozeſeeing the wind, which 

when it biowes ſhe, cannot ſpinne, weaues dili⸗ 

genfly betoeszhand. 

All itting Creatures fred moꝛe hungerly, and 


'Puft moze eagerly againſt rum weather. 
AC: The vnwonted itching of the head, when there 
no eee great winps. 


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Den the Fire burnes moze pale eben 0 Uu 
dinary, and males & hnzzing noiſe in the IT 
"burning, it is rügue of. \Tompeſts te 


follow. , 
Af the flame of che irt or Cantie — 
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uen, and pet makes a murmur and rum 
bling within, though it doe not [well, beſ vi 
tokens wind, Th 


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| The Seaftrond 93 bankes, —— 


unding in 4 
talme ſeaſon, and the notſe of the Sea it ſeife: 
heard mozecleerely; with a roaring and kinde ot 
eteho, then it is wont, foꝛetokens winds, 

It in a quiet Sea be ſeene vpon the face of the 


-I waters, froth and water bubbles, they fozealig= 


nifle winds : and if ther be moꝛt exceeding, bitter 
Tempeſts. | 77875 

Mhen in a troubled Dea there is ſeene a bzighe 
fome ſwimming aloft, which ther call Hea⸗ 
pukfes, it betokens cold and tempeſtnous wear 
ther foz many dayes. 2422 5 

It the Dea, being calme, doe (well vp within 
the Hauen, oz the Tide wozke to the bankes 
moꝛe ſwift then oꝛdinarp, it pze=fignifies winds. 

athen Riuers and Mells be ſhailower of wa⸗ 
ter, on the ludden, then 92dinare, it fo:cſhewes 
Raine, | | 


Foretokens of weather from 
„ other things. 
KRumbling noiſe heard in Bonntaines and 
A Woods, and a tertaine bzoken ſound heard 
> -* giſoin Plaines, betokens winds, A piodi⸗ 


gioas murmur heard in the Fire, without any 
Thunder, betokens the like. 


Itthe Leaues ot Trees and Strawes flicker 


and play themſeiues, no wind ſtirring, and the 


4 iight Downe of plants flpes to and fro in the 
4 aire,and Feathers lwimme vpon the waters, and 


play together, it — wind to bo at han. 
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exthen Wtalls,and other teln bodtes grow wet | 


and ſweat, as we ſap; and Dalt, Dugar, and 


ſuch other things diflolne, it betokens Raine. 


Manx long Webs, which ſome call the Spitz | 
tie of the Dunne, dziuing in the Aire, en 


Mind, oz a Tempeſt to follow. 


Sents, good os euill, are felt moze ſtrong beton 


Raine. 
Bells and Clocks heard moe ealllp then they 


are wont, vetoken Raine: but if the ſound be un⸗ 


equally heard, it ſigniũes Winds. - 


The Herbe Trefotle lookes rough anaiat 1 
Tempeſt, and the leaues thereof will ſtand Ras 


ring vp, as if it were afraid theredk; 


Foreſig gnes ofone weather by | 
another. 5 


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Faire Jutumne fozeſhewes a windy eUin⸗ 
Aer: a windy Winter, a wet Spzing: a 
wet Spꝛing, a pleaſant Summer: a plea⸗ 

lant Summer, a windy Autumne:and ſe about. 

The South wind blowing moze ſtrong 0: 
long, euer bzings Ratne, but moſt⸗ what vponits 
giuing ouer, and not in the beginning oz vigoz 
of it. 

I rainy Tempeſt, beginning when the Eaſt 
wind blowes, holds longer then when the AGeſt, 
and koꝛ the moſt part continues a whole dar. 

It the Raine beginne firſt, and after the 4dind 
follow, the lind holds ont beyond the Raine; 
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but if ibe Wind alt bm, and after ceaſe vpon 
d] the Kaine, it riſes no mozefoz the moſt part, and 
it it doe, it bzings new Raine. | | 
It, at the beginning of Winter, the South 

wind blots, and after that the Nozth, it wu be a 
- | | freezing Winter ; but if the Nozth beginne, and 
NF then the South follow, it will be a milde and 
warme Winter, 
| Snow falling in the beginning of Froſt, if it 

fall very ſmail, it betokens the mightier cold ts 
"| follow ; but if the Dnow fall big, then a ſudden 


' © } thaw of the Froſt willfollow. | 


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