Love's perpetual almanack, according to the astronomical observations of Cupidcalculated for the meridian of the heart; with remarks on the several months and seasons fo the year; instructions how to manage love's orchard, kitchin and flower-garden: as also the admirable secret to to make love's famous compass-dial, which shews the hours of night and day in all parts of the world. A full account of Cupid's fairs and markets in most parts of Europe: a receipt to make Love's most excellent aqua salutis, or water of health: and other valuable curiosities never before made publick. From a manuscript found in Cupid's cabinet, written in the year 1681The fourth edition.
Printed for T.C. [i.e. Thomas Corbett?] and sold by J. Roberts near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane1721-01-01
