=5.= ¶ The necessary thynges that belonge to a plowe, carte, or wayne. fol. iiii. 14 =6.= ¶ Whether is better, a plowe of oxen or a plowe of horses. fol. v. 15 =7.= ¶ The dylygence and the attendaunce that a husbande shulde gyue to his warke, in maner of an other prologue, and a specyall grounde of all this treatyse. fol. vi. 16 =8.= ¶ Howe a manne shulde plowe all maner of landes all tymes of the yere. fo. vii. 17 =9.= To plowe for pees and beanes. fol. viii. 18 =10.= Howe to sowe bothe pees and beanes. fol. viii. 18 =11.= Sede of Discrecyon. fol. ix. 20 =12.= Howe all maner of corne shulde be sowen. folio eodem 21 =13.= To sowe barley. fol. x. 22 =14.= To sowe otes. fol. xi. 23 =15.= To harowe all maner of cornes. fol. xii. 24 =16.= To falowe. fol. xiii. 25 =17.= To carry out donge or mucke, and to sprede it. fol. xiiii. 27 =18.= To set out the shepe-folde. fol. xv. 28 =19.= To cary wode and other necessaries. fol. xvi. 29 =20.= To knowe dyuers maner of wedes. fol. eod. 29 =21.= To wede corne. fol. xvii. 31 =22.= The fyrste sturrynge: and (=23=) to mowe grasse. foli. xviii. 32 =24.= How forkes and rakes shuld be made. fo. xix. 33 =25.= To tedde and make hey. fol. eod. 33 =26.= Howe rye shulde be shorne. fol. xx. 35 =27.= Howe to shere whete. fol. xxi. 35 =28.= To mowe or shere barley and otes. fol. eod. 36 =29.= To repe or mowe pees and beanes. fol. xxii. 36 =30.= Howe all maner of corne shoulde be tythed. folio eodem 37 =31.= Howe all maner of corne shoulde be couered. fol. xxiii. 38 =32.= To lode corne and mowe it. fol. eod. 38 =33.= The seconde sturrynge. fo. xxiiii. 39 =34.= To sowe whete and rye. fol. eodem 39 =35.= To thresshe and wynowe corne. fol. xxv. 41 =36.= To seuer beanes, pees, and fetches. fol. eod. 41 =37.= Of shepe, and what tyme of the yere the rammes shulde be put to the ewes. fol. xxvi. 42 =38.= To make a ewe to loue her lambe. fol. xxvii. 43 =39.= What tyme lambes shulde be wayned. fo. eod. 44