Et quia vulgaribus nominibus delectaris, ut ex literis tuis didici, ea quoque Latinis apponemus, & singulorum rationes exponemus, quo nihil tibi sit incognitum aut desideratum. And because you participate principall pleasure in the knowledge of the common and vsuall names of Dogges (as I gather by the course of your letters) I suppose it not amysse to deliuer vnto you a shorte table contayning as well the Latine as the Englishe names, and to render a reason of euery particular appellation, to th’intent that no scruple may remaine in this point, but that euery thing may bee sifted to the bare bottome. Canes ergo Britannici, aut sunt { Nomina { Latina { Anglica Generosi. Venatici. Sagax. Hunde Terrarius. Terrare. Leverarius. Harier. Sanguinarius. Blud-hunde. Agasæus. Gasehunde. Leporarius. Grehunde. Levinarius seu Lorarius. Leviner, or Lyemmer. Vertagus. Tumbler. Aucupatorii. Hispaniolus. Spainel. Index. Setter. Aquaticus, seu Inquisitor. Water-spainel, or Fynder. Delicati. Melitæus, seu Fotor. Spainel-gentle, or Comforter. Rustici. Pastoralis. Shepherd’s Dog. Villaticus, seu Catenarius. Mastive, or Bandedog. Degeneres. Admonitor. Wappe. Versator. Turn-spit. Saltator. Dancer. A Diall pertaining to the _fifte Section_. Dogges contained in this last Diall or Table are { The wapp or warner, { The Turnespet, { The dauncer, called in Latine _Canes Rustici_ A Supplement or Addition, containing a demonstration of Dogges names how they had their Originall. Ista vocabula nostratia cum nihil apud te, hominem peregrinum, loquantur sine interpretatione, ut Latinorum vocabulorum rationem prius reddidimus, ita Anglicorum jam reddemus, quo tibi pateant universa, eo etiam quo prius observato ordine. The names contayned in the generall table, for so much as they signifie nothing to you being a straunger, and ignoraunt of the Englishe tounge, except they be interpreted: As we haue giuen a reason before of y^e latine words so meane we to doe no lesse of the Englishe that euery thing maye be manyfest vnto your vnderstanding. Wherein I intende to obserue the same order which I haue followed before. The names of such Dogges as be contained in the first section.