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5 FE blk Fables in Proſe and Verſe, IIluſtrated with Em-blems or Pictures, and alſo Grammatically Tranfla-ted into Proſe, with apt Morals, and Printed accordingto the order of the Latine Copy; Together with the Hi-ſtory of his Life from the beſt Greek Copies, very uſefulfor all, but eſpecially for young Scholars. NNote, Fhere is lately crept forth a Counterfeit thingunder the Title of Es Fables, and the better to colourthe Impoſture, it is pranked up in the ſame Volume andDreſs with the true: whereas the ſame is none of Eſh's,but a confuſed Fardle of nonſenſe ſcrap'd from Poggiu andthe Seven wiſe Maſters, unworthy of Eſobs name; and nomore his than Scaggins Tales, or the Legend of GrannumShipton. 5 g 3The true one hath Eſe's Picture on a Copper Cut, and àGreek Sentence in the Title Page, and is both in Verſeand Proſe, the Authors Life being at the latter end, andnewly reprinted the eighth time by 7. R. 1673. for FrantisEglegftell, and are to be fold by him at the Sign of theAarigold in St. Pauls Church. yard.formulæ Oratoriæ, in uſum Scholarum conciunatæ, cum praxi cuſu earundem in Epiſtolu, Thematibus, Declamationibus conteren-dio: Acceſſit Puæ pocticus cum ſuis aliquot pocmatiolis; Editio 1 I. no-di lime Aut horis lim epolitis per Jo. Clarlte B. D. in Twelves.The Voung Mans Memento ſhewing hom, wüy, and when,we ſhould remember God. fThe danger of being almoſt a Chriſtian.A word to Iſrael in tile Wilderneſs; Or the äAraignment of Unbelief: All three by John Cbeſbul, lateMiniſter of Tiverton in Devon, in Twelves. N 53 8 che