The Compleat Gentleman, whose
Titles are contained in these
Chapters following.

Chap. 1. OF Nobilitie in Generall.

Chap. 2. OF the dignitie and necessity of Learning in Princes and Nobilitie.

Chap. 3. The time of Learning, &c.

Chap. 4. The duty of Parents in their Childrens Education.

Chap. 5. OF a Gentlemans carriage in the Vniversity.

Chap. 6. OF stile in speaking, writing, and reading Historic.

Chap. 7. OF Cosmography.

Chap. 8. OF memorable Obseruation in Survey of the Earth.

Chap. 9. OF Geometry.

Chap. 10. OF Poetry.

Chap. 11. OF Musick.

Chap. 12. OF Drawing and Painting in Oyle.

Chap. 13. OF Armory or Blazing Armes.

Chap. 14. OF exercise of the body.

Chap. 15. OF reputation and carriage.

Chap. 16. OF Trauaile.

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TO

Ad optimæ ſpei, generoſſimæq in-
dolis adolescentem, D. Gulielmum
Howard, illuſtriff. ac vere honoratiff.
Thomæ Comitis Arundeliæ, ſum-
mi totius Angliæ Mareſ-
challi, &c. filium tertio-
genitum.

Ingenio, genio, dum vis Generoſus haberi,
Ingenua hac diſcas, ingenioſe puer.
Stemma nihil, cultis animum nifi moribus ornes,
Et ſtudeas ſtudijs nobilitare genus.

TO

TO THE TRVLY NO-
BLE AND MOST HOPE-
FVLL M[R.] WILLIAM HOVVARD,
third and youngeſt Sonne to the Right Ho-
norable THOMAS Earle of Arundell
and Surrey, Earle Marshall of
England, &c.

Hat Motiue (Noble Sir) may
induce others in their Dedi-
cations, I know not: ſure I am
none other hath incited me,
then the regard of your owne
worth, and that native inge-
muitie and goodneſſe of Spirit,
I haue euer perceived in you, since it was my
good hap to enjoy your acquaintance, and to
ſpend some hours with you at your Booke in
Norwich; where at this preſent you haue your
education vnder the Reuerend, Religious, and
my Honorable good Lord, the now Lord Bifhop
of Norwich. And indeed, to whom rather of
right ſhould appertaine theſe my Inſtructions,
in regard of their ſubieſt, which is the ſaſhioning of
Nobility.

A. 3.

Nobility.