...can be the cause that there are twentie women given to that craft where, there is one man ? EPI. — The reason is easie, for as that sexe is frailer than man is, so is it easier to be intrapped in these grosse snares of the divell, as was overwell prooved to be trew,...

...can be the cause that there are twcnlie women given to that craft where there is one man ? EFI.—The reason is easie, for as that sexe is frailer than man is, so is it easier to be intrapped in these grosse snares of the divell, as was overwell prooved to be trew,...

...passions of the fair sex, and their more general fickleness of nature ; while King James declares that, " The reason is easie : for as that sexe is frailer than man is, so is it easier to be entrapped in these grouse snares of the divell, as was over well found to be trew...

...his works, do yet nevertheless make secret pacts and cove* " I'hilonuitliim. What can be the cause that there are twenty women given to that craft where there is one man \ Epistemon. The reason is easy : that sex is frailer .... 1'liil. Then bairns may not be spared ! Epist. Yea, not a hair." —...

...nevertheless make secret pacts and cove• " Philomathes. What can be the cause that there are twentywomen given to that craft where there is one man? Epistemon. The reason is easy: that sex is frailer.... Phil. Then bairns may not be spared 1 Epi»(. Yea, not a hair."—King...

...put mee in memory of, by speaking of Women. What can be the cause that there are twentie women giuen to that craft, where there is one man ? ' Epistemon....easie, for, as that sexe is frailer than man is, so is it easier to be intrapped in these grosse snares of the Diuell, as was ouer well proued to be true,...

...given to this strange craft there can be found twenty women, the sage Epistemon cheerfully replies— ' The reason is easie; for as that sexe is frailer than man is, so is it easier to be intrapped in these grosse snares of the Divell, as was over well proved to be true...

...man than on the conduct of the woman. "What can be the cause," King James I asks in his "Demonology," "that there are twenty women given to that craft where there is only one man?" And he goes on to answer his question by showing the decisive hold which Satan obtained...

...that eraft, where there is one nun? " of which circomstance he oilers the fullowing quaint solutinn: "The reason is easie, for as that sexe is frailer than man is, so it is easicr to he i nt rapped in these grossc snares of the Divell, as was ower well proved to he true hy...