¶ Phebus is as moche to saye as the Sonne. ¶ Apollo is the same or elles God of syght. ¶ Morpleus Shewer of dremis ¶ Pluto God of hell. ¶ Mynos Iuge of hell. ¶ Cerberus Porter of hell. ¶ Colus the wynde or God of the Eyre. ¶ Dyana Goddesse of wode and chase. ¶ Phebe the Mone or Goddesse of waters. Aurora Goddes of {the} morow or spry{n}g of {the} daye ¶ Mars God of batyll ¶ Iupiter God of wysdom. ¶ Iuno Goddesse of rychesse ¶ Saturne God of colde. ¶ Ceres Goddesse of corne. ¶ Cupydo God of loue. ¶ Othea Goddesse of wysdome. ¶ Fortune The varyant Goddesse ¶ Pan God shepherdes. ¶ Isys Goddesse of frute. ¶ Neptunus God of the se. ¶ Mynerue Goddes of {the} batail or of heruest ¶ Bachus God of wyne. ¶ Mercuryus God of langage. ¶ Venus Goddesse of loue. ¶ Dyscorde Goddes of debate & stryffe ¶ Attropos Dethe ¶ Here endeth {the} interpretacyon of the names of Goddes & Goddesses as is reherced in the treatyse folowynge as poetes wryte. Whan Phebus the crabbe had nere his cours ronne And toward {the} Leon his Iourney gan take To loke on Pyctagoras spere / I had begonne ¶ Syttyng all solytary allone besyde a lake. ¶ Musyng on a maner how {that} I myght make. ¶ Reason and sensualyte in one to accorde. ¶ But I coude not bryng about {the} manacorde. ¶ For longe er I myght slepe me gan oppres ¶ So ponderously I coud make none obstacle ¶ In myne hede was fall suche an heuinesse. ¶ I was fayne to drawe to myne habytacle. ¶ To rowne {with} a pylow me semyd best tryacle. ¶ So leyde I me downe my dysease to releue. ¶ Anone cam in Morpleus & toke me by {the} sleue ¶ And as I soo laye halfe in a traunse ¶ Twene slepyng & wakyng he bad me aryse. ¶ For he sayd I must yeue attendaunce. ¶ To the grete Courte of Mynes the Iustyse. ¶ Me nought auayled ayene hym to sylogyse. ¶ For hit is oft sayd by hem that yet lyues. ¶ He must nedes go that the deuell dryues. ¶ Whan I see noo better but I must go. ¶ I sayd I was redy at his co{m}maundement. ¶ Wheder that he wolde me lede to or fro. ¶ Soo vp I arose and forth with hym went. ¶ Tyll he had me brought to the parlament. ¶ Where Pluto sate and kepte is estate. ¶ And with hym Mynos the Iuge desperate. ¶ But as we thyderwarde went by the way. ¶ I hym besought his name me to tell. ¶ Morpleus he sayde thou me call may. ¶ A syr sayde I than where do ye dwell. ¶ In heuen or in erthe eyther elles in hell. ¶ Nay he sayde myn abydyng most commonly ¶ Is in a lytyll corner called fantasy.