The history of dreams. Or Dreams interpreted, &c. : Containing, Advice to all bachelors, maids, widowers, widows, &c. II. A true interpretation of dreams. III. The birth of children on every day of the week. IV. A division of man's age by twelve times six years. V. Whether the party may live or die that falleth sick on any day of the month. VI. To know if a woman be with child : and whether male or female. VII. An excellent way for any person to know in the morning when they go forth, whether they shall have good or bad luck. VIII. To make man or woman put of [sic] their clothes. IX. A receipt to make a maid's face fair. X. A ready way how to cure the felon. XI. How to heal one that is scalded with liquor. XII. The signification of moles on any part of the body of man or woman. XIII. Exact rules to know whether a man or woman shall have those they love. XIV. How to choose a good husband or wife. XV. Rule and art to know whether a woman be a pure virgin or not. XVI. To know whether a man be a chaste bachelor or not. XVII. To make any person love you whether the will or not. XVIII. How to restore a lost maiden head, or to a solder a cracked one. /
Booker, John,1603-1667.
Edinburgh; : Printed by J Morren, Campbell's Close Cowgate.,
[1800?]
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
ESTC
Dreams
Scotland Edinburgh.