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and goe on pilgrymage. and shall leave his friendes and live amongst
strangers He shalbe put in offcis and epecute them well He shalbe
rich by weomen. He shalbe in gratefull, He shall come to good estate. He wilbe
revenged on his enemyes, He shalbe bytten of a dogge He shall have
indgment of disterneing he diseases and sicknesses of weomwn.
He shalbe mache greeved with sicknes and with veinm. at xxii^tie
yeares of age. At xxx^tie yeares of age he shalle abandant on riches
and shall ryse to greate dignitie, At xxx^tie yeares of his age
he shalbe in perill of water. He shall live lxxxv yeares and three
monethes after the course of nature, and shall soe his ffortune
sorrowefull.

The woman that is borne vnder the signe of Taurus shalbe offectaally
laboringe she shalbe a greate lyer and shall suffer greate shame,
she shall wiye and rewiyce at the prosperitie and good of hir friende she
shall have many husbandes and many children, she shalbe in hir best
state att xvi yeares of age she shall have a signe in the midest of hir
bodye. she shalbe verie sicklie, and if he doe escape the shall knoe by
the course of nature lxxvi yeares she ought to beare rynge and pretious
stones about hir. The dayes of Jupiter and Luna and good bothe for the
man and woman, and the dayes of Mars and contrarie. They maybe
liekened vnto the Bull that laborethe the lame and holpethe to sowe his seede
and when the corne comethe into the barne, the hath nothinge but the
straw only for his part and he carne cleerelie taken from him. soe
shall they that and borne vnder this signe keepe well their owne and
it shall not profitt them nor any other, and they shalbe reputed vnkind
The 10. & 11. of Aprill are contagious and cangerous dayes for
them to take any sicknes.

Gemein raignethe in the hande of a man and is dubble bodyed
Occident all that is of the west perfe of sanguine complexion that
is hott and moyst of the disposition of the Ayre, Digestuie when
the moone is in geinin beware of cuttinge in the shoulders, drnes
or handes, for whasoever takethe sicknes or hurt att that tyme it is
greate [movayle] if he escape, and much more perill in the ende then
in the begininge for then it is a verie greate token of deathe
It is not good then to shave yoe heard or panne your[ mayles].

{The man.}