LI. KING OF NAPLES. A king of Naples, abusing a Gentleman’s wife, in the end did weare the hornes himself. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 3. _Parallels._--_Bandello_, Part iv., nov. 10. _Painter._--I. i. 298; II. i. 216; III. i. 380; IV. i. 32.] LII. PRINCESS OF FLANDERS. The rashe enterprise of a Gentleman against a Princesse of Flaunders, and of the shame that he receyued thereof. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 4. _Painter._--I. i. 302; II. i. 219; III. i. 386; IV. ii. 38.] LIII. AMADOUR AND FLORINDA. The loue of Amadour and Florinda: wherein be conteined mani sleightes and dissimulations, together with the renowmed chastitie of the said Florinda. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 10. _Painter._--I. i. 306; II. i. 223; III. i. 393; IV. ii. 45.] LIV. DUKE OF FLORENCE. The incontinencie of a duke and of his impudencie to attaine his purpose, with the iust punishment which he receiued for the same. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 12. _Painter._--I. i. 326; II. i. 270; III. i. 423; IV. ii. 75.] LV. FRANCIS I. AND COUNT GUILLAUME. One of the Frenche kinge’s called Frauncis the firste of that name, declared his gentle nature to Counte Guillaume, that would haue killed him. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 17. _Painter._--I. i. 330; II. i. 243; III. i. 429; IV. ii. 81.] LVI. GENTLEWOMAN OF PAMPELUNæ. A pleasaunt discours of a great Lord to enioy a Gentlewoman of Pampelunæ. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, 26. _Painter._--Not in I.; II. i. 245; III. i. 432; IV. ii. 84.] LVII. A STRANGE PUNISHMENT OF ADULTERY. A punishment more rigorous than death, of a husband towarde his wife that had committed adulterie. [_Source._--Q. Margaret, _Heptameron_, nov. 32. _Origin._--? Bandello, Part ii., nov. 10. _Parallels._--_Med._: _Gesta_, Gower; _Conf. Amant._ i. _Mod.:_ Bandello, iii., nov. 15; Belleforest, i. 297; Whetstone, _Heptameron_, 3rd day; Stollberg, _Ballad_. _Painter._--I. i. 332; II. i. 252; III. i. 445; IV. ii. 97. _Derivates._--Greene’s _Planetomachio_ and Davenant’s _Alborine_ have similar incidents, but whether derived from Painter it is difficult to say.] LVIII. PRESIDENT OF GRENOBLE. A President of Grenoble aduertised of the ill gouernement of his wife, took such order, that his honestie was not diminished, and yet reuenged the facte. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Hept._, nov. 36. _Parallels._--Bandello, Part i., nov. 35. _Painter._--I. i. 334; II. i. 254; III. i. 449; IV. ii. 101. _Derivates._--Shirley’s _Love’s Cruelty_.] LIX. GENTLEMAN OF PERCHE. A gentleman of Perche suspecting iniurie done vnto him by his friend, prouoked him to execute and put in proufe the cause of his suspicion. [_Source and Origin._--Q. Margaret, _Hept._, nov. 47. _Painter._--I. i. 336; II. i. 256; III. i. 452; IV. ii. 104.]