Progymnasmata. The Inn-play
Subtitle: or,  Cornish-hugg wrestler. Digested in a method which teacheth to break all holds, and throw most falls mathematically. Easy to be understood by all gentlemen, & and of great use to such who understand the small-sword in fencing. And by all tradesmen andhandicafts, that have competent knowledge of the use of the stilliards, bar, crove-iron or lever, with their hypomochlions, fulciments or baits
By: By Sir Tho. Parkyns, of Bunny, Baronet.
Edition: The third edition corrected, with large additions.
Publisher: Printed for Tho. Weekes, at the White-Hart in Westminster-Hall; and sold by Humph. Wainwright, at Bunny, in Nottinghamshire
Published: 1727
Place of publication: London
Number of pages: 64
Notes: This is one of the earliest manuals on fencing and wrestling and embodies the author's theories; the annual wrestling competition that he established at his residence, Bunny Hall or Park, in 1712 lasted till 1810 offering a 22 guinea prize.

The first word of the title is transliterated from the Greek.

Pages i-xviii contain dedications; an index follows p. 64.

Title on title page framed in double rules; head- and tail-pieces; initials.

Contains a poem: 'To the Honourable Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart. of Bunny, in the County of Nottingham, upon his Book of Wrestling' by William Tunstall.