He Art of Dancing called by the Ancient Greeks orcheffice, and orcheHi!, is a commendable and rare Qlaliry fit fo yong Gentlemen, if opportunel y and civilly ufed. It is a quality that has been formerly honoured in the Courts of Princes, when performed bv the moil: Noble H eroes of the Times!
He Art of Dancing called by the Ancient Greeks orcheffice, and orcheHi!, is a commendable and rare Qlaliry fit fo yong Gentlemen, if opportunel y and civilly ufed. It is a quality that has been formerly honoured in the Courts of Princes, when performed bv the moil: Noble H eroes of the Times!
He Art of Dancing called by the Ancient Greeks orcheffice, and orcheHi!, is a commendable and rare Qlaliry fit fo yong Gentlemen, if opportunel y and civilly ufed. It is a quality that has been formerly honoured in the Courts of Princes, when performed bv the moil: Noble H eroes of the Times!
The English Dancing Matter :
OR,
Plaine and eafie Rules for the Dancing of Country Dances, with the Tune to cach Dance,
LONDON,
Printed by Thomas Harper, and are to be fold by Joba Playford, at his Shop inthe Inner
‘Temple neere the Church doore, 165 1To the Ingenious Reader.
HE. Artof Dancing called by the Ancient Greeks Orcheitice, and Orcheitit,
js a commendable and rare Quality fic for yong Gentlemen, if opportunely and
civilly wfed, And Plats, that Famous Philofopher thoughtic meet, that yong
Ingenious Children be aught co dance, Ir isa quality that has been former
Iy honoured in the Courts of Princes, when performed by the moft Noble
Heraes of the Times! The Gentlemen of the Innes of Court, whofe fweet and
ayry Aaivity hascrowned their Grand Solemnities with Admizationto all 'SpeStators. This
Rr hasbeen Anciently handled by Atbenent, Julia Pollux, Calin Rhodigina, ard others, and
Jnach commend it to be Excellent for Recreation, after more ferious Stes nalcing the body
wave and ftrong, gracefull in deportment, and a quality very much befceming a Gentleman.
‘Yer all chis fhould nor have been an Incitement to me for Publicationof this Worke (know-
ng thefe Times and the Nature of it do notagree, Bue that there was afalfe and furrepticious
Copy at the Princing Prefle, which ifichadbeenpublifhed, would have been a difparage-
mene to the quality and the Profeffors thereof, and hinderance to the Learner : ‘Therefore
for prevention of all which, having an Excellent Copy by me , and the afiftance of a know-
Friend; Ihave ventured to put forth this enfusing Worke to the view, and gentle cenfure
ofall ingenious Gentlemen lovers of this Quality ; not doubsing but their goodnes wil pardon
what niay be amiffe and accept ofthe houelt Intention of hin: thae is faithfull honowrer of
your Virtues, and Tour Servant to command,
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A Tasux of the Dances contained in this Booke,
A c
Dfons Seraband. fol, 28. Confffe bit Tane, fol. 19,
A Aba Mode de France, Ching of the Lark. 26,
Angers, a 3s.
eA in a Garden greene, chirping of the Nighiingale xy
ye eo the Simpy. 73,| Cherrily and Memih, 2B.
“Aneld man is abed full of ores, 76.| Country Coll es
Cuckolds all a row, @.
B. hefinat, or Doves Figary. 85,
Blem csp, 2.) .
‘Boat-man. +] :
‘Beggar Boy. 5. (Daphne, 30.
Bobbing Joe. 7 |Drrzethe cela winter aay, 39.
Buh. 57. |Diffembling Lave, 50.
Breane. 74. [Dargafon,ar Sedany, a.
Dull