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The Lords Day · Thomas Young

The Lords Day, Index – Outline

A Table of the Fathers, and other Writers, out of whom this Narration is tranſcribed; together with the places where, and times when they were ſet forth.

Since nothing can with that faithfulneſs be brought to light out of the pleaſant Gardens of the Ancients, againſt which malevolous detractors do not whet their ſpiteful tongues: therefore knowing the temper of ſuch men, I thought it would be for the Readers profit, in the very entrance of the Treatiſe, to make mention of the Places, and times of the Editions of the Grave Fathers, and others, whoſe Teſtimonies are here alledged; to the end that both the Detractors may be prevented, and alſo, if the Reader, who thirſted after Truth ſhould any where stick doubting, he might the more eaſily make recourſe to the Authors cited, and conſult their meaning; and ſo all occaſion of doubting being cut off, he might at length willingly embrace the Truth ſet before his eyes.

A

AGrippa de vanitate ſcientiarum. Colinae Agrippin…. 1598.

Ambroſius excuſus Baſileae. 1567.

Ameſii Medulla. Amſterodami. 1627.

Antonius de Dominis de Repub. Chriſtiana. part 2. Londini 1620.

Arnobius contra Gentes. Pariſiis 1605.

Athanaſius Graeco Latin. ex officina Commetiana, 1601.

Athenaeus Lat. Lugduni, 1583.

Auguſtinus Baſileae, 1556.

B

Baronii Cardin. Annales, Moguntiae, 1691.

Baſilius Mag. Graece, Baſileae, 1551.

Baſil. Magn. Lat. Baſileae, 1565.

Bellarmini Cardin. Controv. Coloniae, 1620.

Bernardus, Antuerpiae, 1616.

Bibliotheca Patrum. Pariſiis 1614.

C

Canones Eccleſiae Afric. per Juſtellum Pariſiis, 1614.

Caſauboni exercit. in Baron. Annal. Francof, 1615.

Centuriae Magdeburgicae. Baſilae, 1624.

Chryſoſtomus. Graece, Londini.

Chryſoſtomus Latine, Baſileae, 1530.

Clement. Conſtitut. Graeco-Latin, Pariſiis, 1618.

Clemens Alex. Graeco-Lat. Lugduni, 1616.

Conciliorum Tomi per Severinum Binium. Coloniae, 1606.

Corpus Juris civilis, Genevae, 1626.

Cyprianus apud Joannem le Preux, 1593.

Cyrillus Alexandrinus, Lat. Pariſ. 1615.

D

Damaſcenus, Graeco-Lat. Pariſ. 1575.

Dionyſius Areopagita, Graeco-Lat. Pariſ. 1625.

E

Epiphanius, Graece, Baſileae.

Epiphanius, Latine, Coloniae, 1617.

Euſebii hiſt. Graeco-Lat. Colo. Allobrogum, 1612.

Euſebius de praep. Evangel. Lat. Pariſ. 1534.

Examen Concil. Trident. per Chemnit. Francof. 1599.

F

Flavius Joſephus, Lat. Colo. Agripin. 1693.

G

Gratiani Corpus Jur. Canon. Pariſ. 1507.

Greg. Nazianz. Graec. Baſileae, 1550.

Greg. Nazianz. Lat. Baſileae, 1671.

Greg. Nyſſenus Lat. Baſil 1571.

Greg. Magnus Pariſ. 1518.

Galatinus, apud haered. Andreae Wecheli, &c. 1603.

Gelaſius de artis Concil. Nicaeni Pariſ. per Marcellum.

H

Hieronymus. Baſiliae, 1526.

Hilarius. Baſileae, 1560.

Hiſt. Ecclaſiaſticae Scriptores. Graec-Lat. Colo. Allobr. 1612.

Hiſt. Eccleſtiaſtica Tripart. Pariſiis. 1574.

I

Ignatius Graeco-Lat. Genevae 1623.

I…enaeus Baſileae, 1572.

Iſidori Peluſ. Epiſt. Graeco-Lat. Pariſiis 1585.

Iſychius, Pariſiis, 1584.

L

Lactantius. Baſileae 1563.

M

Macrobius. Lugduni, 1628.

Minutii Felicis …ct…avius, Pariſ, 1605.

Mortonii Apologia. Londini, 1605.

N

Nicephori Hiſtoria. Pariſ. 1576.

Nomocanon Phothii. Pariſ. 1615.

O

Origenes. Baſileae. 1572.

Optatus. apud Commelinum, 1599.

P

Philo Judae. Graec-Lat. Colo. Allobrogum, 1613.

Plutarchi vitae, Lat. Baſileae, 1558.

Plutarchi Moralia, Lat. Baſil. 1570.

Platina de R. Pontificum vitis. Colon. 1600.

Primafius in Epiſtolas. Lugduni, 1537.

R

Ruffinus. Pariſiis, 1580.

Rivetus in Decalogum. Leidae.

T

Tertullianus. Antuerpiae, 1584.

Theodoret. Lat. Colon. Agripp. 1527.

Theodoreti Queſtiones. Graece Pariſ. 1558.

Z

Zonaras in Concilia Graeco-Lat. Pariſiis, 1618.

The Lords Day

The firſt day of every week

is

to be ſanctified in the exerciſes of Religion.

whoſe

inſtitution is Divine.

Sanctification conſiſteth in

ceaſing from worldly matters. A.

attending on Divine Worſhip. B.

A.

Therefore not to be profaned by

gainful labour.

or by

Surfeiting.

Sports.

B.

Here the duties of Religion

are of right

publick

private. C.

in every Chur. meeting

as namely

the Miniſtry of the Word, in

and

Prayer.

Singing Pſalms.

Adminiſtration of the Sacraments.

reading

expounding

of Scripture.

C.

When the faithful were diſmiſſed from the publick Aſſembly.

in

contemplating of

the works of God

Eternal Life.

or in

meditating

diſcourſing

of what they had heard.

comforting the weaker

relieving the poorer

brethren.