=40.= To drawe shepe and seuer them in dyuerse partes. fol. xxviii. 44 =41.= To belte shepe. fol. xxix. 45 =42.= To grece shepe. fol. eod. 46 =43.= To medle terre. fol. eodem 46 =44.= To make brome salue. fol. eod. 46 =45.= If a shepe haue mathes. fol. xxx. 47 =46.= Blyndenes of shepe and other dyseases, and remedyes therfore. fo. eod. 47 =47.= The worme in a shepes fote, and helpe therfore. fol. xxxi. 48 =48.= The bloudde, and remedye if he comme betyme. fol. eodem 48 =49.= The pockes, and remedy therfore. fol. eod. 49 =50.= The wode euyl, and remedy therfore. fol. xxxii. 49 =51.= To washe shepe. fol. eod. 49 =52.= To shere shepe. fol. eod. 50 =53.= To drawe and seuer the bad shepe frome the good. fol. eod. 50 =54.= What thynge rotteth shepe. fol. xxxiii. 50 =55.= To knowe a rotten shepe dyuerse maner ways, wherof some of them wyll not fayle. fol. xxxiiii. 51 =56.= To by leane cattell. fol. eod. 52 =57.= To bye fatte cattell. fol. xxxv. 53 =58.= Dyuerse sickenesses of cattell, and remedies therfore, and fyrste of murren. fol. eod. 53 =59.= Long sought, and remedy therfore. fo. xxxvi. 54 =60.= Dewbolue,[20] and the harde remedye therfore. fol. eod. 55 =61.= Ryson vppon, and the remedye therfore. fol. xxxvii. 55 =62.= The turne, and remedy therfore. fol. eod. 56 =63.= The warribred, & remedy therfore. fol. xxxviii. 56 =64.= The foule, and remedy therfore. fol. eod. 57 =65.= The goute without remedy. fol. eod. 57 =66.= To rere calues. fol. eod. 57 =67.= To gelde calues. fol. xxxix. 58 =68.= Horses and mares to drawe. fol. xl. 59 =69.= ¶ The losse of a lambe, a calfe, or a foole. fol. xli. 61 =70.= What cattell shulde go together in oone pasture. fol. xlii. 62 =71.= The properties of horses. fol. xliii. 63 =72.= The two propertyes that a horse hath of a man. fol. eod. 63 =73.= The ii. propertyes of a bauson. fol. eod. 64 =74.= The iiii. properties of a lyon. fol. eod. 64 =75.= The ix. properties of an oxe. fol. xliiii. 64 =76.= The ix. properties of an hare. fol. eod. 64