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fyue and sixty yere old ga¦te Iareth and lyued afetrward eyght honderd yere and thrytty but the seuentye setteth an honderd to fore v. & sixtye and with¦draweth an honderd afterward. Iareth an honderd yere old & lxij / gate
an old wo∣man / whiche demaunded of hym the cause of his sekenesse / And the yonge man manyfested or discouered vnto her alle his courage and herte / askynge help and counceylle of her / And the old woman
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or lytil goot¶ The fyrst fable is of the old woman and of the wulfMEn ought not to byleue on al maner spyrytes / As reherceth this fable of an old woman / which said to her child bicause that
to be ete of the wulf / & the wulf heryng this old woman / abode styll to fore the yate / & supposed to haue eten the old womans child / & by cause that the wulf had soo
malor estWrath of old y• shold be kept oute of myndeBe thou not aboute to make it on lyueBut the enuyous hath ay a tacche of kyndeSuche malice my child loke yu neuer reuyuefor suche malice of old wrath maketh
slowe / and hyr the heede he sentOf whiche as old okes tellen vsThere roos a ontek a grete enuyeAnd of this lord desendyd TydeusBy lyne / or esses / old bookes lyeBut how this Meleager gan for to dyeThorugh