Commentary on Ecclesiastes, Index – Errata

Commentary on Ecclesiastes · Index – Errata

A TABLE.

The number ſheweth the Page, the Letters, b, begining: m, middle: e, end, or thereabouts.

A.

ADam, what it ſignifieth. 90. e.

Adminiſtration diuine, vnſerchable. 220. 222.

Admonition, what. 333. m.

Adultry with a mans owne wife, how. 232. e.

Aire, food of liuing creatures. 15. e.

Alexander. 43. b.

Ambition, and curioſitie how puniſhed. 81b. 82.

Anger, Effects thereof. 168. e. 169. b.

Appetites of the Creatures 139.

Appetite of man vniuerſall. 139.

The vniuerſe, and obiect therof. 139

Appetite of man infinite. 141. 142. e.

Alexanders perſonall appetite. 141.

Heliogabalus his bodily appetite. 141.

Appetites, 4. ſorts., as of men. 143. m.

Aſſurance, ſearch for the ſame. 218. e.

Aprarrell, vſe, and abuſe thereof. 231. b.

B.

BEhold, what it ſignifieth. 41. b. 197. e.

Beaſt, ſpirit of beaſt, what. 91. m.

Behauiour before great men. 203. 204.

Beleeue, 3 ſorts of men to be beleeued. 4. b.

Blood ingendred, how. 325. m.

Bloodgate, or hollow veine. 325. e.

Body, or veſſell, what, 139. b.

Braine, without ſence. 324. b.

Books opened, what. 344. m.

Bribe, and Briber. 166.

Bribe, how the wicked wold bribe God. 285. m.

C.

CArdplay, and Diceplay, what. 20. e,

Circle, al things Circular. 24. b.

Chance. 240. m.

Charity, excellencie thereof. 282. m.

Charitable heart, the ſignes. 283.

Charity of churles. 284. m.

Charity of thieues. 213. e. 285.

Charitable workes not to be deferred. 292. m.

Charity, Churles excuſes. 295. 296. e.

5 old mens anſweres to a motion of godly charity. 290. m.

Community of life. 104. the benifite thereof. 103.

Coheleth, what it ſignifieth. 2. b.

Common people inconſtant. 107. m. 108. e.

Chriſtian profeſſion, what. 60. b.

Cheeke, turning of the cheeke, what it meaneth 78. b.

Conſcience, ſubmonitious thereof. 29 e.

Coueteous rich a martyr. 130 m.

Creatures, a booke ſealed. 40. b.

Craeſus his demand of Selon. 145. e.

Crookednes of all things. 42▪

Curſe, or corruptiō, what. 10. b.

D.

DAuid, why ſo called. 2, m.

Democritus allwayes laughed. 50. b.

Death, the benefite thereof. 154. b.

Deuotion in things indifferent. 229. m.

Diceplay, and Cardplay, what. 20. e.

Diligence, fruites thereof. 235. e.

Drunckard, who. 275. b.

Duſt of the earth, what. 90. e. 91. b.

E.

EArth of magnetical nature. 14. m.

Earths breath. 15. m.

Earth an hell to deuills, an heauen to the dāned. 130. m. 131. b.

Enuy, the obiect thereof. 95.

Eunuch, why ſo called. 324. b.

Exhortation what. 333. m.

Eye, a wiſe, and fooliſh, eye. 62. e. 63.

F.

FEaſt. vſes thereof. 274. e. 275. b.

Feare what it meaneth. 338. b. 5, ſorts of feare. 338.

Sonlike feare deſcribed▪ 339. e. 340.

4. degrees thereof. 340.

Feare of God two fould. 216. e.

Felicities of the world many. 5. m.

Satan a perſwader, & maintainer of ſuch opinions, 6. It is a falſe ſhew. 7. who only ſeeke it. 8. e▪

Felicity to be obtained of the pooreſt. 222. e.

Felicity, where to be knowne. 109. m,

Fiſhes▪ their wiſdome. 241. b.

Sea-fiſh why not ſalt. 14. e.

Flora. 43. b.

Folly, what it meaneth. 57. e. 61. e.

Fleſh and ſpirit partly, what. 59. e.

Foole, who is a foole. 275. m.

Foole deſcribed. 264. m.

Fooles' their conuerſation. 162. m. 163

Foole, who his companion. 9

Fooles 2 ſorts. 58. b

Fooles naturall 2 ſorts. 58

Fooliſhnes ſpirituall. 58 e

Fooliſh rulers a iudgmēt. 269. m

Foote, what it ſignifieth. 110. m.

Forget, what it meaneth▪ 310. b.

G.

GIft. In gifts, & works, what God reſpecteth. …89. m

Good, chiefe good, what. 3. m

Good name commendation thereof. 1…2 153

God needeth not our gifts, and workes 289. m

Good world of common papiſts confuted 170▪ 171

Goſpell a burthen to whō. 32. m

Greedy getters how punniſhed. e 2▪ 9. b

H.

HHarlot deſcribed, 196

Hands the office thereof. 319. b

Heauens the baſis, or firmāent 12. m

Heauēs, an vniuerſal veſſel▪ 140

Heart, a ſphere. 24. e

Heraeclitus allwayes wept. 50. b

Hypocrites ſacrifice deſcribed. 3. m

Hypocrites, their maners. 335

I.

IDlenes, euills thereof. 96 m▪

Idlenes, effects thereof. 97. e

Idle perſons deſcribed. 96. e there excuſes. 98. m

Impatience, what. 1…5. b

Indifferent things. 263. e▪ 277. e 278. b.

Inſtruction, what. 313. m

Influence of ſtarres in the aire 322. b.

Iuſt men periſhing. 18. m. 218.

Iuſt, too Iuſt, who. 182

K.

KIng, termed a child, when 269. e

L.

LAbouringmans happines 123. e. 124. b

Law of God, the extent. 2…2. m

Lawes of Princes alterable▪ 202

Law of God, the Kings law, how. 203▪ b

Lawes iron-chaynes▪ 22 b

Laughter, the obiect. 49 e. 50. m

Chriſt neuer laughed. 50. b

It procedeth of corruptiō. 50. m

Democritus allwayes laughed. 50▪ b

Learning twofould. 39. e

Lending for increaſe not alwayes vſurie. 287. b

Light, why firſt created. 140. b

Liuer deſcribed, 325. b

Libertines deſcribed. 332. m

LoueLove, coniugall louelove. 233. m how it is maintained. 233.

Epicuriſh louelove. 234. b

M.

MAn▪ vegetable man, 99. e deſcribed. 100

Man moſt ſociable. 101, e

Mā the ſperne of the world, 140

The centre of the world. 140. 16,

Man, How Gods image. 140. e

Men more miſerable thā beaſts, how. 135

Mankind, a double motion of it, 13. b

Man an vniuerſall uatures. 16, b

Man, how the litle world. 16. m

Mans twofold anatomie. 16. m

Mans condition ſeene in the creatures. 17 b

Mans nackednes what. 17. m

Madnes what it meaneth. 57. e

Meane, the fooles meane. 58. e. 59

Mediocritie of the ciuill wicked. 187. e, 316. b

Melody, or ſymphonie, what … e

Mercifulnes, a token of mercy receiued. 293. e

Marrow, what. 324. b

Mortification, 3 ſorts. 154. e

Mony is all things. 276. b, vſe thereof.

The occaſion of all euills.

Muſike tedious to old age. 322, e

Multitude, querulous, why 267, e

Mens phronema, what. 5, e

Must, oft times no good reaſon▪ 29

N.

NAkednes, what. 17, m

Nero ſlew Seneca, why. 46 e, 47. b

Nero iuſtly executed, why. 210, e

Noble, who. 271, e 272 b

Nuch of the back. 324 b

O.

OBedience twofold. 342, e

Obſeruation of Gods works. 207

Obſeruations, wiſe, and ſuperſtitious. 212. b

Ointments, perfumes, their vſe. 231, m

Old age deſcribed. 316. m. 320

Old men, 5 old mens anſwers. 290. m

Old men impatient. 25. m

P.

PAtience, what. 164. e

Palſie, whence. 316. b

Perſonall ſyn. 192, b

Pia mater deſcribed. 324, m

Pſalme of the ſoule, what. 16, b

Poore wicked, to be relieued, how 288

Propheſies, and miracles ceaſed, 28, b

Remaning ſtil▪ how. 28

Princes wicked, their miſeries. 213

Princes rude, why enimies to knowledge, and pietie. 270. e

Prayer repetitions. 113. e, 114, b

Lords prayer. 114, m what it is, vſed of the diſciples. e

Particular prayers, how. 115

Reading of Prayers. 116, m

What prayers to be ſaid at all times. 116

Proſperity, how to be vſed 178. e

R

REſiſtance. 78, b

Religion, outward exerciſes how abominable, 102

Remembrance twofold. 309, m

Riches, their euent. 125, their ſicknes, 126, m, 127, vſe therof, e

Riches an harlot. 128, b

Rich mā Idolatour, how. 128m

Rich wicked, how they get riches, 290

Rich mens houſes Gods ſtorehouſes. 294 b

Romaines conqueſts, how, 250. b

Rulers, behauiour towards thē. 255, e256, b, &c.

S.

SAbbath, the end, & vſe. 310

Sacrifice, intent therof 111 e

Sacrifice of hypocrits deſeribed. 111. m

Saltwaters how made freſh 14m

Safetie of Princes wherin. 47. b

Scripture, the whole ſcope thereof. 330. b.

Seruant, who. 258. m

Search, for aſſurance. 280. e

Sinne, the ground of all euills. 126. b

Sinne, not to be reformed with ſinne. 177. e

Sinners, ſome notorious, why 141. e

Sinners bold, why. 214. m 215.

Society of brutes, & vegetables. 101. e.

Sight, dimnes thereof whence. 316. b

Sinnewes whence proceeding. 324. m

Solomō notified by 4 names. 2. b

Solomon had peace, why. 35. e

Solomons Wiſdome gotten how. 38. b

Solomons Royalty. 52. to 56. b

Sloothfull deſcribed. 273.

Spirit of Aeconomie, and politie. 273. 274. b

Spirit of mā how knowne. 221 m

Spirit of the world. 286. b

Spartans anſwer to Alexander. 23 b.

Summer and winter how all one, how not. 322. m

Sun, how it corrupts inferiour things. 12. m

Strength, how profitable▪ 246. m

T

Temperance, what▪ 313. b

Tyme, 64. b

V

VAine, what it ſignifieth. 4.

Veine, portall veine. 325. m

Venae meſaraicae. 325. m

vnthankefulnes. 245.

Vſe of all worldly things. 133. b

Vſury to God, how. 300. m

W.

VVEdlocke. right vſe thereof. 234. e

Weepe, Heraclitus alwayes wept 50, b

Wicked, their deſtruction ſuddaine. 243, b

Wicked vnthankefull. 245

Wicked men proſpering. 181, b, 218

Wicked ouermuch who. 184, 185

Wickednes not to be reformed by wickednes. 211, b

Wiſdome how it is grieuous. 46, 47

Wiſe and fooliſh deſcribed. 62.

Wiſdome, excellencie thereof. 248. 249.

Wiſdome, and wiſe, two ſorts. 250. e

Wicked wiſedome deſtroyeth. 251. b

Wiſdome aboue wealth. 175.

Wiſdome true, what, 175. e

Wiſdome aboue ſtrength. 189.

Wiſedomes obiect. 192.

Wiſe ouermuch, who. 183.

Wilfullnes, 105.

World, Gods booke: 62: e

World, the ſpirit thereof: 286 b

Worlds infinite, how: 25 e

Worldly goods, their vſe. 69. e 132. 133.

Who vſe them not. 71 b

Works, how they pleaſe God 230

Works of God, conſidered how. 177. m

Worldlings crafty dealing with God. 311.

Y

YOngmans imaginations. 315: e 316: b

Yongman what it ſignifieth in the heb: 312, e

Yongmen muſt redreſſe their wayes, why? 113, e,

FINIS.

In the Table.

and obiect, for the obiect.

ſperne, for ſperme.

pſalme, for plaſme.

End of the text · Thomas Granger, Commentary on Ecclesiastes (1621)