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| 54. | Why Sheep, and Oxen out-breed Foxes, and other Vermin-Animals, | p. 66 [375] |
| 55. | There being fourteen Males to thirteen Females, and Males being prolifique forty years and Females but twenty five, it follows, that in effect there be 560 Males to 325 Females, | p. 67 [375] |
| 56. | The said inequality is reduced by the latter marriage of the Males, and their imployment in Wars, Sea-voyages, and Colonies, | ibid. [375] |
| 57. | Physicians have two Women Patients to one Man; and yet more Men die than Women, | ibid. [376] |
| 58. | The great emission of Males into the Wars out of London Anno 1642 was instantly supplied, | p. 68 [376] |
| 59. | Castration is not used only to meliorate the flesh of Eatable Animals, but to promote their increase also, | p. 69 [377] |
| 60. | The true ratio formalis of the evil of Adulteries and Fornications, | p. 70 [377] |
| 61. | Where Polygamy is allowed, Wives can be no other than Servants, | ibid. [378] |
| 62 | That ninety seven, and sixteen Parishes of London are in twenty years encreased from seven to twelve, and in forty years from twenty three to fifty two, | p. 72 [379] |
| 63. | The sixteen Parishes have encreased farther than the ninety seven, the one having encreased but from nine to ten in the said forty years, | p. 73 [379] |
| 64. | The ten Out-Parishes have in fifty four years encreased from one to four, | p. 75 [380] |
| 65. | The ninety seven, sixteen, and ten Parishes have in fifty four years encreased from two to five, | ibid. [380] |
| 66. | What great Houses within the Walls have been turned into Tenements, | p. 76 [380] |
| 67. | Cripplegate-Parish hath most encreased, &c. | p. 77 [380] |
| 68. | The City removes Westwards, with the reasons thereof, | ibid. [381] |
| 69. | Why Ludgate is become too narrow a throat for the City, | ibid. [381] |
| 70. | That there be some Parishes in London two hundred times as big as others, | ibid. [382] |
| 71. | The natural bigness and Figure of a Church for the Reformed Religion, | p. 78 [382] |
| 72. | The City of London and Suburbs, being equally divided, would make 100 Parishes, about the largeness of Christ-Church, Black-friers, or Colemanstreet, | ibid. [383] || |
| 73. | There are about 24000 Teeming women in the ninety seven, sixteen, and ten Parishes in and about London, | p. 81 [384] |
| 74. | That about three die yearly out of eleven Families containing each eight persons, | ibid. [385] |
| 75. | There are about 12000 Families within the walls of London, | p. 83 [385] |
