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Clergy addressed........................ V. 96 Confirmation not to be exalted to the
CLERGY, HONOUR OF THE MARRIBD

rank of a Sacrament.............. ix. 789
MAINTAINED...................... ix. 77

, not to be equalled with
Clothes, Meditation on the putting of

Baptism............................ ix. 791,
them on......... ........... vi, 165

- too much neglected in
Cloud, Meditation on the sight of one

the Reformed Churches.......... ix. 793
vi. 113

the order and subjects
Coal covered with Ashes, Meditation on

thereof............................... ix. 799
the sight of ......................... VI.

- the ends for which it is
Cock, Meditation on hearing the crow-

appointed ........... ............. ix. 800
ing of one............................ vi. 184

-, the attestation of fa.
Cock-fight, Meditation on the sight of mous Divines and Churches there-

one............ ................. vi. 127 to..................................... ix. 801
Coffin, Meditation on the sight of one

--- , motives for a careful ob-
stuck with fowers.................. vi. 180 servation of this rite....... ...... ix. 805
Cohabitation of Man and Wife, Epistle

-- , some improprieties for-
to Sir John Harrington, discussing merly attending its administration
the question, whether it may be

among us............................. ix. 808
renounced, for secular or religious Conflict in a Christian's soul... No. 22.
causes ........... ............. vii., 248

• vi. 324
Collins, Dr. Bp. Hall's character of Conqueror, Christian, superior to

him ................................... ix. 86 earthly ..................... No. 60. vi. 279
Comely and pleasant to see, sundry Consequences from opinions, how to be

things that are so......... No. 5. vi. 83 considered and treated.......... viii. 364
Common-Prayer Book defended... ix. 441, Conscience, terrors of a guilty one. ii. 314

- an accusing one, freedom
Companion, Best............ No. 20. vi. 8 from it by Christ................... v, 370
Companions, how to choose them.

-- Evil, tries to escape Re.
No. 31. vi. 89 Aection ...................... No. 4. vi. 26
Company, evil, Contaminating. No. 8.

-, the Shipwreck, of a good

vi. 6 one, is the casting away of all
Company, Men of barren or unexer-

other excellencies....... No. 76. vi. 98
cised minds, cannot live without it.

, Christ only can pacify its
No. 85. vi. 295 guilt and purge its filthiness. No. 76.
Company, invisible, that cannot be kept

vi. 289
from us, a comfort under imprison-

o the Power of, Soliloquy on.
inent................................. viii. 161

vi. 375
Complacency and Delight of the soul

- Evil, its Torment...... vii. 9
in God ................................. vii. 345

its Joy and Peace but
Complaints, every man best knows his

dissembled....................... vii. 9, 13
own...

-- unquiet, its Remedy... vii. 10°
Conceited Man being full of himself, -- , due heed not to check it, a
cannot receive knowledge. No. 96. means to keep it tender.......... vii. 370

vi. 23

its clearness, a comfort un-
Condemn others instead of ourselves, der Infamy and Disgrace....... viii. 143

our readiness to do it... No. 54. vi. 64 Consolation, a fruit of Christian union.
Condemnation, from the just desert of

viii. 246
the sinner, not only of the supreme Constantinople, the Sixth Council of,

will of God............... No. 34. vi. 264 its Canon in favour of the marriage
Condition, good for a Man to compare

of Ecclesiastics .................... ix. 157
his, with the worse estate of others. Constraint, makes Actions toilsome.
No. 97. vi. 302

No. 13. vi. 7
Conditions, Interchange of, Soliloquy CONTEMPLATIONS on the following sub-

on...................................... vi. 384 jects
Confession of Unworthiness, included

Aaron and Miriam.............. i. 119
in Prayer........................... vii. 497 Aaron's Censer and Rod. ....... i. 132
Confession, Sacramental, Full and

Abimelech's Usurpation......... i. 203
Forced, the Newness of it....... ix. 274

... i. 356
- , not warranted by Scripture.

Abraham ..........

..... i. 26
ix. 275 Absalom's Return and Conspi-
against Reason .......ix. 276

racy...........

......... i. 388
CONEIRMATION, BY IMPOSITION OF

Absalom, Death of................ i. 401
HANDS....
............ ix. 785
Achan .........

.... i. 166
See Imposition of Hands.

Adonijah Defeated.... .......... i. 419
Confirmation by Bishops, defended.

Agony......

........... ii. 468
ix. 487 Ahab and Benhadad............. ii. 2

....... vüi.

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Contentment, its excellency, and how Coventry and Litchfield, his reply to
to be had........................... viii. 5 Bishop Hall's Letter.............. ix. 3 18

-, the variety of estates in Covetous man like a spider. No. 43. vi. 61
which it is to be exercised..... viii, 5 Covetous, The, character of......... vii. 108

-, the Grounds and Rules Covetousness in divine and- moral good
thereof....
.............. viii.

things, laudable.......... No. 10. vi. 27
- Considerations for pro-

the vice of old age... No.
moting it; which respect either

74. vi. 69
the Diversities of Life, or Death

-- an inward ground of con-
itself................

tention............................... viii. 63
-, Dispositions necessary Cowardice and Indiscretion, God loves
thereto.........
.............. viii. 27

neither in our holy profession... No.
Resolutions requisite for

84. vi. 294
attaining it.......................... viii. 32 Creatures, all, subject to their Creator
Examples thereof, the con-

but man................... No: 93. vi. 44
sideration of them, requisite to its CROCIO D. LUDOVICO EPISTOLA. ix. 853
attainment .........

.............. viii. 22 Cross of Christ, The Enemies of, Ser-
Contentments, mixed, Soliloquy on. vi. 367 mon on................................ V. 205
Controversy, Theological, to be allow Crosses, universal and unavoidable.
ed within just bounds............ viii. 354

vii. 15
Conversation, heavenly, Soliloquy on.

that arise from Conceit... vii. 16
vi. 341

- true and real...... .......... vii. 16
Conversation and Trade with Infidels - , the first Remedy of thein, be-
and Heretics, Epistle thereon, how

fore they come ........................ vii. 17
far and wherein allowable....... vii. 192 , the second Remedy of them,
Conversion, the sick soul's complaint when they are come, from their Au-
of insensibleness of the time and

thor.................. ............. vii. 18
means thereof answered.. .... viii. 126 - the third Remedy of them,
Conversion to God, the manner thereof,

from their Effect.................... vii. 19
the Way of Peace on this point,

the fourth Remedy of them,
. ix. 822, 838, from their Issue ...................... vii. 20
Corn, Meditation on seeing the fan Crow, Meditation on the sight of one

ning of............ ............ vi. 146 pulling off wool from the back of a
Corn-field, Meditation on the sight of

Sheep ................................. vi. 139
one overgrown with weeds....... vi, 151 Crucifixion of Christ, the circum-
Corrections, God's, spare us the labour stances attending it shew that God

of scourging ourselves... No. 91, vi. 74 is ever near, though oft unseen. No.
Correspondence between the heart and

96. vi. 45
the tongue................. No. 95. vi. 44 Cruelly, The Defeat of, Sermon on. v. 255
Corruption and Confusion, a dissuasive Cures, Christ's bodily, immediate ;

from the danger of them ......... V. 390 his spiritual, gradual... No. 88. vi. 101
Corruptions, peace with them is war Curiosity, to avoid it in the disquisition

against God............... No. 30. vi. 327 of truths, a rule of Moderation. vii. 440
Cottage, Meditation on the sight of an

- to set bounds thereto, a way
old, unthatched one............... vi. 203 of Peace ............................. viii, 71
Councils, the ancient for priests' mar Custom cannot plead for Error..... No.
riages, the later against them.... ix. 167

98. vi. 45
Counsellor, Solomon's description of Custom of Sinning, leads to Security.

one, digested from Proverbs and

Ecclesiastes.......................... X. 46 Cyrus makes proclamation for the re-
Countenance, discovers the disposition building of Jerusalem.............. ii. 138

of the beart............... No. 72. vi. 69
Country, the universality of a wise man's, Damned Souls, their woeful Estate.

a comfort under banishment... viii. 164
- , the right that Christians have Dan. xii. 11, 12. explained........... x. 86

in every one, and in God, a comfort Dangers threatened for disobedience.

under banishment................ viii, 166
Courtier, Epistle to the gentlemen of - -a cause for Mourning...... V. 563

Prince Henry's Court, describing a David, Satan moveth him to number
good and faithful one............... vii. 194 the people..............

............. i. 115
, Solomon's description of one, - -in a strait, chooseth three years'
digested from Proverbs and Eccle-

Pestilence. ...................****
siastes................................... X. 49 --- anointed by Samuel............. i. 309
Coventry and Litchfield, Thomas Lord

--, his confidence built upon Go-
Bishop of, Letter of Bishop Hall liath's sin and God's deliverance. i. 316
to him...............

............. ix. 317 - Marries Michal .............. i. 329

vii. 368

v.

***................ i. 416

.... i. 405

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David, his eating the shew-bread jus Death but a sleep..................... viji. 192
tified by our Saviour.. ............. i. 328 - - sweetened to us by Christ. viii. 193
his fear that he should one day

, the painfulness of Christ's, a
perish by the band of Saul........ i. 340 comfort against the pains of it. viii. 193
- , his dissimulation brings him into - , the courageous resolutions of

difficulties.............. ............ i. 342 others in the prospect of it, a com-
- comforteth himself in the Lord

fort against it....................... viii. 195
his God................................ i. 349 - -, its happy advantages ..... viii. 196
- danceth before the Ark......... i. 365 - the fear of it natural........ viii. 187
-, his behaviour on the sickness

- acquaintance with it the re-
and death of his child.............. i. 383 medy of its fear............ ..... viii. 188
-, his tenderness for Absalom con-

- - the misapprehension thereof,
sidered as typical..................... i. 402

viii. 189
his wish that he had died for -.--, the common condition of men.
Absalom, love of the Saviour in

vjji. 189
dying for his enemies compared - , not feared by some.......... viii. 190
with it....

-----, day of, better than our birth-
- his charge to Solomon.......... i. 424 day... ...............

........... viii. 191
Days, each one a new life. No. 11. vi. 51 - , its sting pulled out.......... ris, 191
both common and holy, Epistle to

-., but a parting to meet again.viii. 191
Lord Denny, on the proper way of Death-bed, Man's double prospect

spending them.................... vii. 254 upon it..................... No. 39. vi. 11
Death not partial.................. ..... i. 353 - thoughts and speeches,
, the circumstances of it various. commonly such as the delights and

ii. 94 cares of health.........., No. 82. vi. 99
- , Three Messengers of...No. 18. Death Eternal contrasted with Tem-

vi. 8 poral Death.. ....... .......... i. 202
-, folly of being unwilling to meet

- conquered by Christ, v. 250.
it.............

............. .. No. 70. vi. 68 Death's-head, Meditation on the sight
--, ofttimes met with less fear by

of one.......... ............... vi. 201
the Timorous than the Courageous. Death's Remembrancers, Soliloquy on.
No. 3. vi. S2

vi. 369
, cause of our fear of it. No. 32. Dedications and Addresses to the fol-

vi. 89 lowing persons :-
--, in a sudden extremity of it,

Bacon, Sir Edmund, Knight.. vi. 47
hard for the best Man to lay hold

Baker, Sir Henry, Knt. and Bart.
of his stay................. No. 65. vi. 96
-, argues not displeasure. No. 74.

Burleigh, William, Lord.... ... j. 361

vi. 97 Burton, Mr. Samuel-........... x. 259
--, to be met in our minds, ere he

Canterbury, George, Lord Arch-
seize upon our bodies... No. 77. vi. 98

bishop of........................ ix. 79
-., the fear of it natural... No. 67.

Carlisle, James, Lord Viscount. vi. 105

vi. 283 Cecil, General Sir Edward,
, Faith's and Nature's views of it.

Knight.......................... ii. 223
No. 83. vi. 294 Charles, Prince of Great Britain.
- , its Importunity and Terror. vii. 21

i. 80
- , the grounds of the Fear of. vii. 21 Charles I....ji. 67, 192. iii. 3.
--, Remedy of the fear of...... vii, 23

ix. 501, 507, 641
the Pattern of a Meditation

Christ, all that love him in since-
thereon....... .............. vii. 73

rity ......... ............ vi. 421
--, Epistle against the Fear of it.

his distressed members.
vii. 144

viii. 105
., Epistle to Sir Andrew Asteley,

Church of God.................. ix. 27
on due Preparation for it, and the

--- England............. ix. 379
Means to sweeten it to us....... vii. 173 Danvers, Sir Henry, Knight.... i. 208
, the Fear of, dangerous Effects

Denny, Edward, Lord..... 37,
of it... ........... ........... ...... vii, 424

132. ii. 2. v. 146, 410. vi. 81.
- , strong Motives for
the Remedy of it.................. vii. 425, Doncaster, James, Lord Vis.
--, the considerations requisite to

count............ .......... vi. 104
contentment in the view thereof.viii. 25 Drury, Sir Robert, Knight ... vi. 3
--, the favour of a peaceable passage

-, the Lady ................ vi. 25
out of the world thereby, a comfort

Durham, Thomas, Lord Bishop
under sickness..................... viii. 115

of ............................. viii. 351
---, its fears and pains, Comforts

Edmonds, Sir Thomas, Knight.i. 302
aganst enumerated ............... viii. 187 Egerton, Sir Thomas, Knigbt. i. 176