The manners, lawes, and customes of all nations (1611)
Boemus, Joannes, approximately 1485-1535 · At London : Printed by George Eld · leaf 61
were profitable for them, for they faw before their eyes, that to euery one , according to his deeds was giuen a remembrance ofhis merits or demerits, which was a caufe that all men immitated the beft courfe of life, and ftroue to. doe well: forthofe are notto bee efteemed the beft lawes whereby… … thaginians, the wiues weare vpon each of their legges a bracelet of braffe , and fuffer their locksto grow long: They
Manners and customs · Geography
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