THE HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE

HOLY JESUS.

DISCOURSE XVII. Of Scandal, or giving and taking

Offence

274

DISCOURSE VII. Of Faith

The Prayer

SECTION XI.

The Prayer

280

DISCOURSE XVIII. Of the Causes and Manner of the

Divine Judgments

280

Of Christ's going to Jerusalem to the Passover, the first

time after his Manifestation, and what followed, till

the Expiration of the Office of John the Baptist

AD SECTION XI.] Considerations upon the first

Journey of the Holy Jesus to Jerusalem, when he

whipped the Merchants out of the Temple'

The Prayer

The Prayer

286

AD SECTION XV.] Considerations of some preparatory

Accidents before the Entrance of Jesus into his Pas-

sion

296

DISCOURSE VIII.] Of the Religion of Holy Places

The Prayer

The Prayer

300

Of Jesus' Departure into Galilee; his Manner of Life,
Miracles, and Preaching; his calling of Disciples;
and what happened until the Second Passover

AD SECTION XII.] Considerations upon the Inter-

course happening between the Holy Jesus and the

Woman of Samaria

Considerations upon the Washing of the Disciples'

Feet by Jesus, and his Sermon of Humility

The Prayer

301

305

DISCOURSE XIX. Of the Institution and Reception of

the holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper

305

The Prayer

316

The Prayer

Considerations upon the Accidents happening on the

Vespers of the Passion

316

AD SECTION XII.] Considerations upon Christ's First

Preaching, and the Accidents happening about that

The Prayer

320

Considerations upon the Scourging, and other Acci-

Time

The Prayer

171

dents, happening from the Apprehension till the

Crucifixion of Jesus

321

The Prayer

325

DISCOURSE IX. Of Repentance

The Prayer

190

Upon Christ's Sermon on the Mount, and of the Eight

DISCOURSE XX. Of Death, and the due Manner of

Preparation to it

326

Beatitudes

190

The Prayer

335

.

The Prayer

199

DISCOURSE X. A Discourse upon that Part of the De-

Considerations upon the Crucifixion of the Holy Jesus

The Prayer

336

340

calogue, which the Holy Jesus adopted into the In-

stitution and Obligation of Christianity

The First Commandment

The Second Commandment

204

AD SECTION XVI.] Considerations upon the Acci-

The Third Commandment

205

The Fourth Commandment

The Fifth Commandment

The Sixth Commandment

The Seventh Commandment

The Eighth Commandment

The Ninth Commandment

The Tenth Commandment

The Prayer

209

dents happening in the Interval after the Death of

the Holy Jesus, until his Resurrection

312

210

The Prayer

319

211

215

216

216

216

217

CONTEMPLATIONS OF THE STATE

OF MAN.

217

222

Addresses to the Reader

224

350

The Prayer

221

LIBER I.

225

.

CHAPTER I.

The Prayer

233

Contemplations on Time, and of the State of Man in

DISCOURSE XIII. Of the third additional Precept of

Christ; namely, of the Manner of Fasting

this Life

231

The Prayer

35

30

497

499

500

Of Preparation to, and the Manner how to receive the

Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper

The Effects and Benefits of worthy Communicating

Prayers for all sorts of Men and all Necessities; re-

lating to the several Parts of the Virtue of Religion

A Prayer for the Graces of Faith, Hope, Charity

Acts of Love, by way of Prayer and Ejaculation; to

be used in Private

A Prayer to be said in any Affliction, as Death of

Children, of Husband or Wife, in great Poverty, in

Imprisonment, in a Sad and Disconsolate Spirit, and

in Temptations to Despair

500

501

THE RULE AND EXERCISES OF HOLY DYING.

500 Ejaculations to be used any time that Day, after the

Solemnity is ended

Ejaculations to be said before, or at, the receiving the

holy Sacrament

514

515

Ejaculations and short Meditations to be used in Time

of Sickness and Sorrow, or Danger of Death

An Act of Faith concerning the Resurrection and the

Day of Judgment, to be said by Sick Persons, or

meditated

501

Short Prayers to be said by Sick Persons

502

Acts of Hope, to be used by Sick Persons after a Pious

Life

503

A Prayer to be said in behalf of a Sick or

or Dying

CHAPTER I.

A GENERAL PREPARATION TOWARDS A HOLY AND BLESSED

DEATH, BY WAY OF CONSIDERATION.

Person

503

A Prayer to be said in a Storm at Sea

An Act of Resignation

503

A Form of a Vow in the Time of Danger

503

A Form of a Prayer to be used for a Blessing on an

Enterprise

504

SECTION II.

A Prayer before a Journey

504

1. Ex Liturgia S. Basilii magna ex parte

A Short Form of Thanksgiving to be said upon any

Special Deliverance, as from Childbirth, from Sick-

ness, from Battle, or imminent danger at Sea or

Land, &c.

A Prayer of Thanksgiving after the receiving of some

great Blessing, as the Birth of an Heir, the Success of

an honest Design, a Victory, a good Harvest, &c.

A Prayer to be said on the Feast of Christmas, or the

Birth of our Blessed Saviour Jesus: the same also

may be said upon the Feast of the Annunciation and

Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary

A Prayer to be said upon our Birth-Day, or Day of

Baptism

Rules and Spiritual Arts of lengthening our Days, and

to take off the Objection of a Short Life

525

504

505

505

SECTION IV.

Consideration of the Miseries of Man's Life

SECTION V.

The Consideration reduced to Practice

529

531