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Uniform Title	Secretum secretorum. English.
Title	The secrete of secretes : containing the most excellent and learned instructions of Aristotle the prince of philosophers: vvhich he sent to the Emperour, King Alexander: very necessarye and profitable for all maner of estates and degrees. VVith some instructions in the ende of this booke, touching the iudgement of phisognomie.
Publication Info	Imprinted at London : By VV. VVilliamson for Anthony Kitson, dwelling in Paules Churchyard at the signe of the sunne, 1572.

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Descript	[1], 42 leaves
Note	A translation of: Secretum secretorum, sometimes attributed to Aristotle.
	Includes table.
	K4v has caption title: Here followe certayne reasons of the great philosopher Sydrac to the King Bocus, which I haue translated out of the Pycardes speach, thinking it necessary in this sayde treatise.
	Identified as STC 770a on reel 719.
	Reproduction of the original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.

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Series	Early English books online.
Subject	Kings and rulers -- Early works to 1800.
	Medicine, Greek and Roman -- Early works to 1800.
Alt author	Aristotle.

Descript	[1], 42 leaves
Note	A translation of: Secretum secretorum, sometimes attributed to Aristotle.
	Includes table.
	K4v has caption title: Here followe certayne reasons of the great philosopher Sydrac to the King Bocus, which I haue translated out of the Pycardes speach, thinking it necessary in this sayde treatise.
	Identified as STC 770a on reel 719.
	Reproduction of the original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Series	Early English books online.
Subject	Kings and rulers -- Early works to 1800.
	Medicine, Greek and Roman -- Early works to 1800.
Alt author	Aristotle.

Subject	Kings and rulers -- Early works to 1800.
	Medicine, Greek and Roman -- Early works to 1800.
Descript	[1], 42 leaves
Note	A translation of: Secretum secretorum, sometimes attributed to Aristotle.
	Includes table.
	K4v has caption title: Here followe certayne reasons of the great philosopher Sydrac to the King Bocus, which I haue translated out of the Pycardes speach, thinking it necessary in this sayde treatise.
	Identified as STC 770a on reel 719.
	Reproduction of the original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Alt author	Aristotle.

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