A Treatise of Daunses
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[Sidenote: Daunsers are folish & senseles persons. ] Varro writeth, that Scipio was wont to say, that there was no difference at allbetweene a furious, outragious, or mad man and a daunser, sauing thatthis man, that is to say, the daunser was then onely mad when hedaunsed, and the other was so all his life long. From thence commeththe Latine prouerbe, that daunsers play the fooles, or wantons, but itis with measure.
Here wee euidently and playnly see, in what estimation and regarddaunses were a...mong Pagans and infidels, which trulye could not iudgeotherwise therof, I speake of them which had the best and more soundiudgement, and which were able to weigh and consider, as well thedaunses themselues, as their so pretious fruites, and excellenteffectes. For if it be, yet after feastes and banquets, men commonlyset, or geue themselues to daunse, and after that men be full of wyneand good meates, they bee then prouoked & pricked forwarde, by theprickes of the flesh, to what end serue such manner of gestures, ifnot, to make manifest & set out their intemperency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Sidenote: Daunsers are folish & senseles persons. ] Varro writeth, that Scipio was wont to say, that there was no difference at allbetweene a furious, outragious, or mad man and a daunser, sauing thatthis man, that is to say, the daunser was then onely mad when hedaunsed, and the other was so all his life long. From thence commeththe Latine prouerbe, that daunsers play the fooles, or wantons, but itis with measure.
Here wee euidently and playnly see, in what estimation and regarddaunses were a...mong Pagans and infidels, which trulye could not iudgeotherwise therof, I speake of them which had the best and more soundiudgement, and which were able to weigh and consider, as well thedaunses themselues, as their so pretious fruites, and excellenteffectes. For if it be, yet after feastes and banquets, men commonlyset, or geue themselues to daunse, and after that men be full of wyneand good meates, they bee then prouoked & pricked forwarde, by theprickes of the flesh, to what end serue such manner of gestures, ifnot, to make manifest & set out their intemperency.
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