Here begyn[n]eth the medled lyfe [electronic resource] / compyled by mayster Water [sic] Hylton to a deuoute man in temperall estate howe he shulde rule hym, which is ryght expedyent for euery man and moste in especyall for them that lyue in the medled lyfe and it shewyth what medled lyfe is.

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