An exposition of Solomons book called Ecclesiastes or the preacher. Seen and allowedAn exposition of Salomons booke called Ecclesiastes or the preacher. Seene and allowed

¶ For there is none end in making of books.

¶ For there is none ende in making of bookes.

Here he toucheth the infelicity of mans nature,¹ seeming to imitate and follow these good men and writers, but full untowardly & unhandsomely. This he meaneth. Thou hast to do in the world where thou shalt happen on innumerable books, set out to edify the people, but abide thou within a certain number of them prescribed: And hold thy self upon the scripture.

HEre he toucheth the infelicitie of mās nature,¹ seeming to imitate and followe these good men and wryters, but full vntowardly & vnhandsomely. This he meaneth. Thou hast to doe in ye world where thou shalt happē on innumerable bookes, set out to edifie the people, but abyde thou within a certen numbre of thē prescribed: And hold thy selfe vpon the scripture.

1. 1The inconvenience of many books writing.The inconuenience of many bookes writing.

Much study and reading, is a weariness of the flesh.