A. Persii Sat. V.
Disce: sed ira cadat naso, rugosaque sanna,


LONDON,
Printed for _F.S._ and are to be Sold by
_Tho. Archer_, at his Shop under the _Dyal_ of
St. _Dunstan's Church_ in _Fleet-street_, 1671.




TO THE NOBLE SOCIETY OF COLLEDGE-YOUTHS.


GENTLEMEN,

I have seen a Treatise intituled, _de Tintinnabulis_--that
is, of little Bells, the Language Latin, but pen'd by a
_Dutchman_, being a Discourse of striking tunes on little
Bells with traps under the feet, with several Books on several
Instruments of Music, and Tunes prick't for the same; Then
considering that the Well-wishers to either of them, took
great pains to make plain the use of them, I thought it worth
a Dayes labour, to write something on this Art or Science,
that the Rules thereof might not be lost and obscured to some,
as the _Chronicles_ before _William_ the Conqueror, being given
only by Tradition from Father to Son. Wherefore I humbly intreat
you favourably to accept this small Treatise, as a foundation