- Of a good knyght whiche fought ageynst a fals knyghte for the pyte of a mayde.
- Of the thre Maryes whiche came to the sepulcre so erly.
- Thexample of the folysshe vyrgyns, and also of the wyse and prudente vyrgyns.
- How wymmen ought to be charytable by thexample of our lady.
- Of the quene Jane of Fraunce.
- How a woman ought not to marye her self without the counceylle of her parentes and Frendes.
- How euery good woman ought wel to kepe her renommee.
- How thauncyent were wonte to lerne the yonge.
- How hit was wonte to departe the dyffamed wymmen fro the felauship & companye of the good and trewe.
- How before this tyme men punysshed them that were dyffamed.
- How god compareth the good wymmen to the precious perle or Margaryte.
- How a doughter of a knyght lost her maryage.
- How loue wylle be kepte warme.
- How the deuylle tempteth one in the synne that he fyndeth hym most enclyned to.
- An Ensample of a good wydowe.
- The thre enseygnementes or lernynges whiche Cathon gaf to his sone.
- The fyrst and the second enseygnement.
- The thyrd enseygnement.
- How Cathonet, after that he had done ageynst the two commaundements of his fader, essayed the thyrd on his wyf.
- How Cathonet shold haue ben hanged.
- How themperour's sone came to saue his mayster Cathonet.
- How Cathonet escaped.
- How Cathonet exposed his aduenture.
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