@article{591694,
      note = {In two parts: the second, 'A political catechism', has  separate pagination and register (beginning with sig. B)  and also includes 'Machiavel's ghost, a satire'.},
      author = {Dekker, Thomas,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/591694},
      title = {Satan turned moralist an Universal satire. Being a True  copy of the devil's Last Will and Testament, made In a fit  of sickness. Containing I. His several Legacies to Mankind.  II. His Recovery; calls a Privy-Council; his Prime Minister  recounts the Nature of his Disease, and the Cause thereof.  III. The Resolutions of his Council upon the State of his  Kingdoms, Foreign and Domestic. IV. His Infernalship, by  his favourite Countess Canidia, has two Twin-Daughters; one  of whom was married to a Taylor; his Travels through Italy  and Germany; his Return to England, and various Adventures.  V. The Pranks played by his remaining Issue, and the Public  Rejoicings after a Lying-in. VI. A Political Catechism for  the present Times. This Curious Piece was written in the  Last Century, by that noted Dramatic Poet, Mr. Thomas  Dekker, competitor with Ben. Johnson for the Laurel.  [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed for E. Curll, at Pope's-Head in Rose-Street,  Covent-Garden,},
      recid = {591694},
      pages = {16,40,[4]p. ;},
      address = {London :},
      year = {1740},
}