Sanation-A cure,

Stoppel-What stops the hole of a vessel. Sapiential-Relating to wisdom.

Stridulous-Making a small creaking noise. Scabious—A herb so called.

Stroid-Destroyed. Scaith-Injury.

Styed-Soared, ascended. Scant-Scarcely.

Style--A pen. Scarce-valuable-Scarcely to be estimated. Sobact-To subdue. Sciscitations-Questionings.

Subduction-Withdrawing. Scissure- A rent, division.

Subduce-To withdraw. ScoganismJesting; from a celebrated Subincusation-An implied accusation. jester named Scogan,

Soblation-Withdrawing. Scoganly-Jestingly.

Submiss Submissive. Sconces-Forts.

Subornation-Seduction to a base action. Scoppet-To lade, to empty.

Şubreption—The act of obtaining by surScurrile-Scurrilous.

prise or deceit. Scruze-To press, to squeeze.

Suffect–To choose or put in the place of Securance-Security.

another. Securitan- A secure person.

Suffosion-Undermining, digging up. Seen-Skilled.

Suffumigation-Raising fume by means of Segregate-To separate.

fire. Segregation --Separation.

Suhit and Gazul-Certain weeds growing Seized - Possessed.

in Egypt, of which, being burnt to ashes, Sejoin-To separate.

the finest sort of Venice glasses are Sejunction-Separation.

made. Seldom when-Unfrequently.

Superfoetation-One conception made on Sepelition-Burial.

another. Sequel-A consequence.

Supernal-Celestial. Sequence-Order of succession.

Supernatation-Swimming on the surface, Sere or Seare-Dry, withered.

Supersecular-Spiritual. Sereness-Dryness.

Suppalpation-Wheedling, gently stroking, Sermocinations—Preachings.

Supparisitation-Flattery, pimping. Several-Separated, distinct.

Supputation Computation, account, Severalized-Distinguished.

Surcease-To leave off. Severals-Particulars.

Surreption-Stealth. Severalty-Separation, distinction.

Surrogate-To depute. Sharp-Sword.

Surrogation--Deputation. Shaveling—A friar, one shaven.

Susception-Assuming, taking up. Sheeped Disgraced.

Swell-—To dry up, or be pained, with Shimmering-Glittering.

beat. Shot--Reckoning.

Swinge-Sway, sweep. Shrewd-Proward.

Sybaritical-Effeminate, from the people Shrift-Confession of sin to a priest.

of Sybaris, a city in the south of Italy, Shriven-Confessed.

iofamous for its effeminacy. Sidereal-Bright, starry.

Syllabical-Adhering to the merely literal Sign-To ratify, to consign, to signify. sense. Simulation-Deceit, pretence.

Symbol-Type, emblem, sigo. Simulatory- Pretended.

Symboles—Shares in a reckoning. Sipisterly - Absurdly, towards the left Symbolize-To agree.

hand. Site-Situation, token.

Tallying-Recording, punisbing. Skill of—To know how.

Talmudiges-Adherents to the Talmud. Slip-A pretender, a counterfeit.

TangA strong taste. Sort-Aim.

Tazel, or Teasel—The Dipsacus: Eny. Sort to-To produce.

The Shepherd's rod. Sortition-Casting lots.

Techiness-Peevishness. Soul-bell-A passing-bell, a bell rung at Techy-Peevish. the death of a person.

Tender-To treat tenderly. Spagiric-A chemist.

Tent—To fill a wound with lint. Spend Stover--To consume provisions. Tentative-Trying, essaying. Spiration, Breathing.

Tenter-To stretch out as on tenters. Sportulary-Living by alms.

Tentigo-Itching. Squinancy-Quinsy.

Termined-Terminated. Stale- A handle, step, means.

Terrivagus--A vagabond. Stated-Settled.

Terrene-Earthly. Stave off—To push off, to defer.

Tew-To beat. Stead—To help, to support.

Theophanies-Services in the immediate Stigmatical-Marked, branded, stigma presence of God. tized.

Theorical—Theoretical.

"Thrave-Twenty-four in number.

Valediction-Farewell. Thurification- The act of fuming with Value-To imply, to signify. incense.

Vastation--Wasting Timely--Early, premature.

Vatical-Prophetical. Till-To urge.

Velitation-The act of quarrelling or Topped-Snuffed.

bickering with. Torrefaction--Scorching or drying. Velleity-The lowest degree of desire. Tort-Injury, wrong.

Venditate-To display, to boast. Tour-To fly round.

Venditation-Display, parade.
Towards-Forwards, in preparation. Vendure-A thing sold.
Tract of time-Process of time.

Vent Sale.
Tractation Treating on a subject. Ventilation-Diffusion, the act of fanging
Traduce-To propagate, to convey or de or sifting.
liver down.

Veng-Push, thrust in fencing.
Traduction-Derivation, propagation. Verdure-Taint.
Tralation-A metaphorical expression. Vertigo-Giddiness.
Transient-Passing by.

Very-Mere.
Translocation-Removal.

Vespertine-Of or relating to the evenTreachor-A traitor.

ing. Trochisees—A kind of medical lozenge. Vestiary-Relative to clothing. • Tropical-Figurative.

Vicariate-Deputed office. Troth-Truth, faith.

Viduity-Widowhood. Trucheman-An interpreter.

Vigilancy--The state of life. Tuition-Defence,

Villenage-Base servitude. Tutor-A defender. !

Visive-Belonging to the sight. Twit-To reproach, to sneer at.

Voice-To represent. Tympany-A hard swelling of the belly. Tyred, tyring-Fed or feeding as a vul Wales-Risings or marks from blows. ture.

Wasters-Foils, or cudgels.

Weal-Prosperity. Ubiquitary-One who believes tbe omni Wearish-Soft, tame. presence of Christ's body.

Ween-To think. Ubiquity-A being in every place. Weildance-Weilding. Umbratical-Shadowy.

Well-To spring. Umbrage-A pretext.

Well-stated-Well-regulated. Unconvincibleness—Safety from convics Welt-Border. tion.

Weltereth-Rolls in the mire. Undefeasible--Certain, that cannot be What? Why? annulled.

When as-Whereas. Unseisible-Impracticable.

Whiffler-A serjeant, one who clears the Univocally-In a determined sense.

way. Unpleasive-Unpleasing.

While-To amuse, to beguile.
Unreaved Unrent, unopened.

Whittle- A knife.
Unrespective-Acting without reasons. Wight-A person.
Uoright-Unrighteous, not upright. Wis, Ywis, I wis Truly, verily.
Unript-Ript.

Wishly--Wishfully.
Unthrift- A prodigal.

Withed-Bound with withes. Usurary-Usurious.

Wont-Habit. Ure-Practice, use, habit.

Woolward-Clothed in woollen garments. Use interest.

Wringing-Writhing. Usurp—To employ, to use.

Writheled-Wrinkled. Utter-To sell,

Wrought-Forced. Utopical—Imaginary, chimerical.

Zedoary-A Chinese root like ginger, but Vail-To yield, to give place.

odoriferous.

INDEX
TO THE TEN VOLUMES.

Page

.... ii.

Page
Alorrsity more beneficial tham Pros Age, its advantages enumerated. viji. 184
perity

...... No. 6. vi. 26 Agent, God an onnipotent one, in
Advertisements to the Reader, by the

giving peace .......... ............ v. 201
Author'......v. 354. viii. 497. ix. 22, 23 Ague, quartan, Meditation on .... vi. 221
Arius, the heretic, the, only primi Ahab, his repentance .............. ï. 13
tive opposer of Episcopacy. ix. 594, 662 Ahaziah, enquires of Baal-zebub, God

a vindication of those Fathers, of Ekron, in his sickness ...... ii.
who, it is pretended, second his - God's message to him ... ii.
opi:ions on Episcopacy ........... ix. 595

fire from beaven consumes
Affectation a great enemy...No. 86. vi. 21 bis Messengers .................
Affection, its blindness ............... i. 219

his death ............ .. ii.
- Saints on earth united there Allegiance, Oath of, Epistle on the
in .........

.............. viii. 242 just sufferings of those who refused
Afections deceitful ................... v. 136 it, and on the Increase of Popery.
- heavenly, to be simple;

vii. 205
earthly, to be compounded. No 94. Allurement, Ten of Satan's Tempta-

vi. 44 tions, of this nature, repelled .. viii. 392
then only safe and right, Almighty, his sure protection, a com-
when they are deduced from God.

fort under public calamities ... viii. 147
No. 2. vi. 246 Amalek, the sin of ................... i. 303
to be well ordered... ... vii. 14 Ambition steels the heart ..... ....... i. 204
- well employed become Vir.

- bath no bounds ............ ii. 160
tues ................................. vii. 335

- the torment of it. No.95. vi. 22
-- to compose them toroards unity Ambitious, The, Character of .... vii. 119
and peace, however our judgments -- Man bis own Enemy.
may differ in lesser verilies, a rule

No. 25. vi. 9
of moderation..................... vii. 470 , Ambrose, not against Episcopacy.
Affliction walls ho:ne conscience... i. 54

ix. 596, 666
- a sign of strength. No.40, vi. 11 - not in favour of Lay-Elders.
- Man under it, the more he

ix. 609
strives, the more he is entangled. Angel of the Covenant appeared to

No. 1. vi. 26 Gideon ............................. i. 191
profitable, especially to some Angelical Familiarity, Soliloquy od. vi. 344
dispositions, more than other. No. 21. Angels, two, appear to the Disciples

vi. 258 at the Ascension of Christ ..... ii. 591
-- to be viewed as Derived

- Ministers of the Churches. ¥. 491
from heaven........................ viii. 517 Angels, evil, Torments appointed to
the Intent of God in send.

their spiritual nature................ ii, 278
ing it, to be considered.......... viii. 518

- their first sin and Fall (See
- designed for trial and pro-

Spirils, oil)........... ........... vi. 485
bation, and for bettering of the -

their Number... vi. 487,
soul................................... viii. 520

rji, 202
- in the Nature of it, a fatherly

- - their Power, vi. 489, viii. 201
chastisement to God's children. viji. 521 ------ their knowledge and
- the main comfort thereof to

Malice....., .... vi. 491, viii. 203, 204
be expected from the Issue ..... viii. 522

-- the Variety of their Spiri-
- the soul cheering itself un-

Tual Assaults......................... vi. 492
der it ............................... viii. 523

- their Apparitions and
- no absolute freedom from it

Assumed Shapes.................. vi, 495
to be expected in this world ..... X. 123

- the vehemence of their
- of Body, lawful to mourn

Last Conflicts..... ................. vi. 499
for it .................................... v. 568 --- - our Carriage towards
Afflictions, a Man must give thanks

tbem...........

............ vi. 500
for them; but not pray for them.

how we are to proceed
No. 16. vi. 85 against them.

............ vi. 501
difference in Men's disposi-

- their Woeful Estate. vi, 509
tions under them ....... No. 63. vi. 281 Angels, good, their Numbers........ vi. 451

- Epistle to Sir Richard Lea, - - their Power............. vi. 454
on their comfortable remedies... vii. 238 - - their knowledge...... vi. 456
Age, the Confinements of, Soliloquy --- -- their Employments and
on ............. .................. vi. 389 Operations.... ............ vi. 457
- old, Comforts against its incon-

their Degrees and Orders.
veniences enumerated ......... viii. 181

vi. 450
- its illimitation, and the mise-

- their Apparitious..... vi. 162
ries that attend it................. vñi. 181 --

the Respects which we
- a blessing ............... viii, 183 owe to them....... ......... vi. 466

vor

Page

Page
Angels, good and evil, how differently Archer, Mr. John, his view of the

used as instruments..... No. 53. vi.. 64 Thousand Years' Reign of the
Angels of the Seven Churches, Episco-

Saints .......... ............... x. 96
$ pacy supported by a right view of

- the error which
them.................................. ix. 681 runs through this whole discourse
Anger, the misery accompanying this

of bis .............. .............. X. 102
passion.............................. viii. 20 Areopagi, what................. ix. 644, 732

-, the Moderation of this passion Ark taken................................. i. 267
enforced ...........

................ vii. 427 --- in the house of Obed-Edom.... i. 364
- , its violence and ill effects. vii. 427 Arm benumbed, Meditation on one, vi. 161

, zealous, enforced........... vii. 428 Armada, Spanish....................... V. 263

, vicious, when it offends in the Arminius, Epistle to Mr. Jonas Rei-
Cause, or in the Quantity ....... vii. 428 gesbergius in Zealand, concerning

--offends in the Cause, when oc- . some new Opinions broached on-
casioned by a good, indifferent, or

der his name in Holland......... vij. 271
trivial thing .........

Asa restores the worship of God... i, 471
offends in the Quantity, when - his heart perfect with the Lord i. 473
either too long or too vehement, vii. 499 -- in his sickness sought not to the
- , Arguments for its mitigation.

Lord but to Physicians ............ i. 474

vii, 430 Assurance of Salvation, attainable, but
Anger and Madness, no difference be.

with difficulty.... ............... vii. 375
twixt them but continuance. No.80. Atheists, the World full of them.
vi. 99

No. 71. vi. 97
Animals, man accountable to God for Attendant, wise and religious one, be-

his treatinent of them .............. i. 145 nefit of such ......................... i. 284
Anselm and Dunstan prohibit, in Eng Augustin, bis rule for ascertaining
land, the marriage of Ecclesiastics.

what is of Apostolic Authority.
ix. 184

ix. 527
Answer, a short one, to a difficult Authority, divine, Salan's Templation

Question; and a tedious one, to not to submit thereto, repelled. viii. 278
an easy Question, unsuitable...... Awe more fit for thoughts of Judgment

No. 28. vi. 30 than Fear.... ....................... viii. 199
ANTHEMS FOR THE CATHEDRAL OF Awful disposition of Heart required to-

EXETER.............................. X. 272 wards God's infiniteness. No. 16. vi. 256
Antiquity, several arguments out of it

for the Superiority of Bishops... ix. 582 Back, Fashions profusely heaped upon
Apocryphal Books, opinions of the Old

it..............

.... V, 283
Church and of the Present Church Buguley, H. his Letter to the Author, on
of Rome, on their authority, con-

his Sermon on “The Glory of the
trasted ................................ ix. 5 Latter House”....................... V. 204
APOLOGETICAL LETTER TO A PER Balaam's Ass speaks................... i. 144
OF QUALITY.. ................ x. 73

-. ill counsel.................... i. 147
Apologue................................... V. 169 BALM OF GILEAD: or, COMFORTS
Apostolic Age, its testimony to Epis . FOR THE DISTRESSED; BOTH MO-
copacy............................... ix. 580 RAL AND DIVINE................ viii. 103

RAL AND
Apostolic Institution, what constitutes Banishment, Comforts against enume. I
such.................................... ix. 523 rated ................................. viii. 164

, best determined Baptism, Epistle to Lady Honoria
by the universal practice of the Hay, on its Necessity, and the Es.
Church next the Apostolic Times.

tate of those which necessarily

ix. 525 want it .............. .............. vii, 235
Apparitions, of Good Angels....... vi. 462

how to be received...... vii. 509
of Evil Angels.......... ,vi. 495 Bargain, The Best, Sermon on...... V. 183
Appearance, the Deceit of, Sermon on. v. 123 Barrenness, Comforts against enume.
Apprehension of God, three ways of it.

rated............................... viii, 174

vii. 344 Basest things ever most plentiful.
Approach to God, a duty enjoined., v. 501

No. 71. vi. 18
Approaches, order of the two. God's Bat and Ozol, Meditation on the sight
drawing nigh to us, and our draw.

of them ............................. vi. 209
ing nigh to God..................... v. 507 Beasts wherewith St. Paul conflicted.
Appropriation of God, Christ, and

v. 320
* Heaven to the Soul, the ground of Beauty a snare.................. 384, i. 391

complacency of heart............ vi. 409 Bedlam, the spiritual, Soliloquy on. vi. 359
Arbitrary, all valuations of outward Beech-tree, Meditation ou the sight of
things are so...............No. 17. vi. 257 one full of nuts.................... vi, 154
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