Protopopeia. But if ye wil thine any person with such fisatores, qudUties & co-
Coum^&it ^^^' ^' ^y^ ^^ attribute vaj humate quality, as reason or speech
in persona- to dobe creature or dther insensible things, 8c do study (as one may
tion« ^y^ ^ g[||^ ^|g ^ humane person , it is not Prasopographia but Pro*

sopopeiay because it is by way of fictio, & no prettier ezamfries can
be giuen to you thereof, than in the Romant of the rose translated
out of French by Chaucer^ describing the persons of auarioe, enuie,
old age, and many others, whereby much m<Nralitie is taught.
Crmiograpkia. So if we describe the time or season of the yeare, as winter, sum-
or the mer, haruest, day, midnight, noone, euening, or such like : we call
iloi^^ such description the counterfait time. Cranographia examples are

euery where to be found.
