Ariostos seven Planets Gouerning Italie. Or his Satyrs in seven Famous
discourses, shewing the estate 1. Of the Court, and Courtiers. 2. Of
Libertie, and the Clergy in general. 3. Of the Romane Clergie. 4. Of
Marriage. 5. Of Soldiers, Musitians, and Louers. 6. Of Schoolemasters
and Schollers. 7. Of Honour, and the happiest life. Newly Corrected and
Augmented, with many excellent and note-worthy Notes, together with a
new Addition of three most excellent Elegies, written by the same
Lodouico Ariosto, the effect whereof is contained in the Argument. Qui
te sui te sui. _London Printed by William Stansby for Roger Iackson,
dwelling in Fleete-streete neere the Conduit._ 1611.
4^o.(7-1/8 × 5-1/2). S. 28. 2.
Collation: A-Q^4; paged. Address to the reader. Argument. Seven
Satires. Three Elegies with head-title and fresh pagination. This
is a reprint with additions of 'Ariostos Satyres in seuen famous
Discourses' which appeared in 1608 as translated by Gervis Markham,
but in reality by Robert Tofte.