provement, in that Christ is there-
by made our Wisdom, Righteous-
ness, Sanctification, and Redemp-
tiou.......
vili. 230
and Liberty, Ten Cases of Con-
science concerning them answer-
ed:-

1. Whether, and in what
cases, another's life may
be taken away........ viii. 395
2. Whether a duel be lawful,

...

for the decision of right
or the vindication of bo-
nour.......
viii. 398
3. Whether abortion may be
procured, for the preser-
vation of the mother. viii. 400
4. Whether a man adjudged to
imprisonment or death
may endeavour and prac-
tise an escape...... viii. 403
5. Whether, and how far, a
man may be urged to an
oath.........
viii. 405
6. Whether a judge may con-
demn a man to death,
upon evidence, whom be
himself knows to be in-
nocent.................. viii. 408
7. Whether, and in what cases,
a man is bound to be an
accuser of another... viii. 411
8. Whether a prisoner, indict-
ed for felony which he has
committed, may plead
"Not guilty."..... viii. 413
9. Whether, and how far, a
man may take up arms,

vii. 434

vi. 177

Lukewarmness in Religion, to be a-
voided............
Lute, Meditation on hearing one well
played on....
Luther defended against the calum-
nies of the Papists................ ix. 101
Lutheran Churches, their undue aliena-

tion from the other Reformed. viii. 53
Luther's three Masters, Prayer,
Temptation, Meditation... No. 85.

vi. 20
Lying down to rest, Meditation on. vi. 129

Madness, he is a rare man that hath
not some kind reigning in him. No.
83. vi. 100
to presume on our interest
in God's favour, for the securing of
our sinfulness from judgment. No.
32. vi. 263

Magistrale, The Good, Character of.

his folly in his best interests.

No. 32. vi. 58
-, proud, envious, or angry, his
misery...
No. 37. vi. 60
in some respects below the in-
ferior Creatures....... No. 38. vi. 60
of extraordinary parts makes
himself admired by singular be-
haviour, which if a Man of com-
mon faculty do but imitate, he
makes himself ridiculous. No. 60.
vi. 65
a Hungry one regards not the
form of his Platter...... No. 76. vi. 70
his distrust of Providence. No.
87. vi. 73
seldom eminent for sundry na-
tural faculties with spiritual gifts
it is otherwise......
.......... No. 7. vi. 83
-, none so base, but some bave
admired him; none so good, but
some have detracted from him. No.
20. vi. 86
Meditation on the sight of one
sleeping...
vi. 200
Meditation on the sight of one
left-handed........
vi. 202

"

vii. 93

, Meditation on the sight of one
drunken........

some things which are laudable
in him, but cannot be incident unto
God..
No. 47. vi. 272
-, placed in a middle rank be-
tween Angels and Brutes. No. 62.

vi. 280

God made him the lord of his
creatures, not a tyrant. No. 100. vi. 304
the greatness of God to be seen
in him......

seeks the Lord in his afflic-

Manasseh taken captive..........

tion.....

his restoration...

vii. 353

ii. 123

ii. 124

ii. 125

Manna, Israelites fed with it......... i. 88
Israelites loath it............ i. 137
heavenly, Soliloquy on..... vi. 378
Manners, Depravation thereof, the
danger of it by Travel........ x. 249
Manoah, his Wife with the Angel... i. 213
his Wife's faith.....
i. 217
Marriage, Meditation on the sight of
vi. 169

one.........

of Ecclesiastical Persons,
Epistle to Mr. John Whiting in its
defence.....

vii. 149
honourable in aП........ ix. 125
of Clergymen, its Antiquity.
ix. 133

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Marriage, not made a Sacrament by
the Church of England........... ix. 444

1. Whether marriage, with-
out or against the pa
rents' consent, may be
accounted lawful. viii. 451
2. Whether divorce may be
admitted on any other
account than for the
violation of the Mar-
riage-Bed............. viii. 460

3. Whether after a lawful di-
vorce for adultery, the
innocent party may
marry again........
..... viii. 464
4. Whether a father may com-
pel the child to marry as
he shall appoint.......viii. 468
5. Whether the marriage of
brother's or sister's chil-
dren be lawful....... viii. 470
6. Whether a witnessed con-
tract, or espousals, be
necessary before mar-
riage
..........viii. 474

7. Whether there ought to be
a prohibition and for-
bearance of marriages
and marriage-duties, for
some appointed times.
viii. 477

8. Whether marriages may
be valid without a minis-

Cen-

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86

3

vi. 25
Cen-

....

vi. 47

Meditation, to be persevered in. No. 1.

vi. 4

what renders it easy or

Mediators, the multiplication there-
of impeaches the Priestly Office of
Christ.....
Meek complying with each other en-
joined.......

Melanchthon, his attestation to the
rite of Confirmation...............ix. 801