+ _Of a picke thanke, that thought to begyle the same moste prudent kynge._ xxiiii. 37 + _Of Thales the great astronomer, the whiche felle in to a ditche._ xxv. 38 + _Of the astronomer that theues robbed._ xxvi. 39 + _Of the plough man that wolde saye his pater noster with a stedfast mynde._ xxvii. _ib._ + _Of him that dreamed he founde golde._ xxviii. 40 + _Of the crakynge yonge gentyll man that wolde ouerthrowe his enemys a myle of._ xxix. 42 + _Of him that fell of a tre and brake a rybbe in his syde._ xxx. 44 + _Of the fryer that brayed in his sermon._ 45 + _The oration of th ambassadour that was sent to Pope Urban._ xxxii. 46 + _Of the ambassadour that was sent to the prince Agis._ xxxiii. 47 + _The answere of Cleomenes to the Samiens ambassadour._ xxxiiii. _ib._ + _Of the wyse man Piso, and his seruant._ xxxv. 48 + _Of the marchant that made a wager with his lorde._ xxxvi. 49 + _Of the scrowes that the frier gaue out against the pestilence._ xxxvii. 51 + _Of the physition that used to wryte bylles ouer nyght called resceytes._ xxxviii. 52 + _Of him that wolde confesse him by a lybell in wrytynge._ xxxix. 53 + _Of the hermite of Padowe._ xl. 54 + _Of the uplandissh man that saw the kyng._ xli. 56 + _Of the courtier that bade the boye to holde his horse._ xlii. 57 + _Of the deceytfull scriuener._ xliii. _ib._ + _Of him that sayde he beleved his wyfe better than other, that she was chaste._ xliiii. 59 + _Of him that paid his det with cryeng bea._ xlv. 60 + _Of the woman that appeled from kynge Philip to kynge Philip._ xlvi. 62 + _Of the olde woman that prayd for the welfare of the tyran Denyse._ xlvii. 63 + _Of the phisitian Eumonus._ xlviii. 64 + _Of Socrates and his scoldynge wyfe._ xlix. 65 + _Of the phisitian that bare his pacient on hand he had eaten an asse._ l. _ib._ + _Of the inholders wyfe, and her ii louers._ li. 67