The Unloveliness of Love-Locks, Title page
The Vnlouelinesse, of LOVELOCKES.
OR, A SVMMARIE DISCOVRSE, proouing: The wearing, and nourishing of a Locke, or LoueLove-Locke, to be altogether vnseemely, and vnlawfull vntounto Christians.
In which there are likewise some passages collected out of Fathers, Councells, and sundry Authors, and Historians, against Face-painting, the wearing of Supposititious, Poudred, Frizled, or extraordinary long Haire, the inordi… affectation of corporall Beautie … and Women… Mannish, Vnnaturall, Impudent, and vnchristian …ut…g of then …; the Epidemicall Vanities, and Vices of our Age.
By William Prynne, Gent… …ospi… Lincol…e…sis.
1. … 11.14, 15. Do…th not e…en Natu… h… sel… …ea…h you, that … a man hath long Haire, it is … shame vntounto hi…? But if a wo…an hath long H…e, it … a glory to …er: for …er Ha…e is giuen …er …or a c…u…ring.
Epip…nius, Contr. Hae…eses. … Tom. 2. Haer. 80. A…enum est a Catholica Ecclesia, & pr…dicati…ne Apost…lorum com… … enim non deb…t nutrire comam, cum sit …ago ac gloria D…t.
Basil, De Legen …is libris Gentilium Oratio. Com… super…acuas cura…e, vel ins…licium, vel iniustorum est: Na… quid … expec…endum a…t suspicand…m, nisi vt … ille ornatus saemi…as … u…tet, aut alienis m…rimoni…s insidietur.
¶ London Printed, Anno. 1628.