Combats, Single, their bloody
Use, Injustice, Danger, and
Sinfulness.....
Courtier, Description of a good
and faithful one.... ...... vii. 194
Days, both common and koly, how

vii. 184

they should be spent....... vii. 254
Death, a Discourse of due Pre-
paration for it, and the Means
to sweeten it to us.......... vii. 173
-, Arguments against the
Fear of it.....
vii. 144
Dissensions among Protestants, an
insufficient ground of Unset-
tledness, and a comparison of
them with those among the
Papists........
Divines, Death of several la-
mented, and an incitation to
imitate them.................. vii. 137
Divorce in the case of apparent
adultery, the fittest course to
be pursued therein by the In-
nocent Party........
vii. .188
Dulness and Heartlessness in our
Callings, Remedies against. vii. 246
Faith, true, the Signs and Proofs
thereof....
Fathers, the bastardy of the false,
and the corruption of the true,
the grounds of the Papists'
confidence in appealing to
them........
vii. 215
Gentry, a Complaint of their mis-
education.....
vii. 269

vii. 211

Ministerial Function, the great
Charge thereof; with Direc
tions for due Preparation there-
unto, and Carriage therein. vii. 208
Ministry, Encouragements to per-
severance in, under conceit of
Insufficiency and want of Af-
fection.......
..... vii. 251
Miracles of our Time, either
falsely reported, or falsely
done, or falsely miraculous,
or falsely ascribed to heaven.
vii. 133
Pastor, his removal from one
Charge to another, Bp. Hall's
Thoughts on his own.... vii. 142
Pestilence, whether fleeing or
stay in time of it, lawful for
Minister or People......... vii. 217
Pleasures, the true and lawful use
of them how we may mode-
rate them; how we may enjoy
them with safety......... vii. 198
Popery, its Increase; the oath of
Allegiance, and the just suffer-
ings of those, which have re-
fused it........
vii. 205

-, Expostulation with one
revolted to it, and persuading
his Return

vi. 190
the Causes and Means
of its Increase...... ........ vii. 236
how far and wherein
it destroys the Foundation. vii. 196
Psalms, Bp. Hall's account of his
own Metaphrase of some of
them.....
.... vii. 157

Religion, the True, a Discourse
of the Trial and Choice there-
of..........
Retiredness and Secrecy, the Be-

.... vii. 176

vii. 147

vii. 159

nefit of them....
Russian Affairs, Bp. Hall's View
of them....
Separation, the Injury done there-
by to the Church, with its ID-
justice, and the Fearfulness of
the offence
vi. 171

a Dissuasion from it,
and its Grounds oppugned. vii. 263
Sin, its Remedies, and the Mo-
tives to avoid it.............. vij. 258

vii. 128

Travel, Report of some Obser-
vations made by Bp. Hall
therein
Travels. Advice how to pursue
them to advantage..... vii. 139
World, how it may be used with-

out danger....... ......... vii. 257
of the Contempt of it.
vii. 122
Er, God's Judgment upon him. ...i. 47
Erasmus, his judgment concerning

the marriage of Ecclesiastics... ix. 212
Error, means to be appointed for its

strong conviction, a way of Peace
belonging to Public authority. viii. 92
Errors, some not censured by God.
No. 84. vi. 100
-, maintaining of such as are
set on foot to be suppressed by Au- -
thority..........
viii. 88
some gross and foul euume-
........ viii. 93

rated......

...

...... ...........

difference of degrees in them.

viii. 363

Esau, his birthright and blessing for-
feited

i. 38
his Repentance................. i. 40
meets Jacob.
i. 43
Estate, to be lived within...No. 62. vi. 35
--, to rely in respect of it on the
Providence of God, a Means of Peace.
vii. 34
to be persuaded of the goodness
and fitness of ours for us, a Means
of Peace
vii. 36

Excess, both bodily and spiritual, one
of the Inconveniences which com-
monly attend the Great......... viii. 16
Excesses are never alone...No. 71. vi. 68
Exercises, holy, the fruition of God in
them, a Means of Peace........ vii. 29
Exhortation, a fruit of Christian
Union ......
viii. 246
Expectation, effect of upon different
Minds
No. 9. vi. 6
Experience the surest test. No. 9. vi. 27
Extraordinary Events cause wonder,
and the frequence of God's best
works causeth neglect. No. 19. vi. 53
Extremities are the seasons of Christ's
aid..............

...... ii. 336
Extremity distinguisheth friends.

--, Indifferency of, Soliloquy on.
vi. 387

Evil, difference of Times and Ages in
respect of the degrees of it ......v. 384
10.

the benefits of those which once
we had, a comfort under the loss
of them
viii. 172

v. 286

--

Fiery Motion of the two Disciples, re-
flections thereon ...No. 70. vi. 285
Fight, we must with sin
Fire, Meditation on the blowing of

one...

-, description of it, digested
from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes.... 11
Falon, Meditation on the arraignment
of one........
Festivities, solemn, defended
Fetters, the insensible, Soliloquy on
vi. 348

vi. 183

ix. 483

Fashions, Forbidden ones............ V. 277
of the World make us ap-
pear deformed in the sight of God.

v. 286
painful.... v. 286
Old ones in disgrace...... v. 287
Fathers, Epistle to Mr. Thomas
James, of Oxford, on the basta:dy
of the false, and the corruption of
the true, as the Grounds of the
Papists' confidence in appealing to
them....
vii. 215
Faults of Friends, difficulty of med-
dling with them...... No. 50. vi. 63
Favours of God to this Island
V. 86
to his People......... V. 342
that God hath done to his
v. 344
of God to us................ V. 349
-, forced, are thankless. No.
100. vi. 46

Vineyard.

vi. 130
6

ri 196
Meditation on seeing the kind-
ling of a charcoal one
Firmament, Creation thereof........ i.
Firs born consecrated to God....... 916
First Cause, to be looked up to.
No. 26. vi. 29
Fishes, Miraculous draught of...... ii. 244
Flaccius Illyricus, his attestation to
the rite of Confirmation......... ix. 802
Flatterer, a Beast............................ V. S27
The, Character of vii. 105
Flattery, Vainglorious, for a Man to
praise himself; an Envious Wrong
to detract from others...No. 55. r. 34
Flesh, on making provision for it.
No. 80. vi. 909