| Annotatie | I. Zonder deeltitel. II. Cavalarice, or the arte and knowledge belonging to the horse-ryder: how horses are to be handled, ridden, or made perfect, either for service or pleasure. III. Cavalarice, or that part of arte wherein is contayned the choise, trayning, and dyeting of hunting horses, whetherit be for pleasure or for wager. IV. Cavalarice, or the traconer, contayning the art and secrets which belong to ambling horses, and how that pace is to betaught to any horse whatsoever. V. Cavalarice, or that part of art which containeth the office of the keeper, groome of the stable, or coach-man, how horses shal be ordered both when they rest and when they journey. VI. Cavalarice, or the currier : containing the art, knowledge, and dyet of the running horse, either in trayning up, or in any great match or wager. VII. Cavalarice, or that part of art wherin is contayned the knowlege or office of the horse-farryer, with the signs and demonstrations of all manner o[f] infirmities, and the most bst approved cure for the same. VIII. Cavalarice, or that part of horse-manship discovering the subtill trade of hors-coursers. ESTC S112112 | Vertaal |
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