Epistles Volume 2, Table of contents 2 – Errata
THE SVMME OF THE SEVERALL EPISTLES.
DECAD. V.
EP. I. TO my Lord Bishop of Bath and Wels. Discoursing of the causes and means of the increase of Popery. 1.
EP. II. To my Lord B. of Worcester. Shewing the differences of the present Church, from the Apostolicall; and needlesnesse of our conformity thereto in all things. 21.
EP. III. To my Lady MARY DENNY. Containing the description of a Christian, and his differences from the worldling. 33.
EP. IIII. To my L. HONORIA HAY. Discoursing of the necessity of Baptisme; and the estate of those which necessarily want it. 43.
EP. V. To Sir RICHARD LEA, since deceased. Discoursing of the comfortable remedies of all afflictions. 57.
EP. VI. To Master PETER MOVLIN Preacher of the Church at Paris. Discoursing of the late French occurrents, and what vse God expects to be made of them. 69.
EP. VII. To M. THOMAS SVTTON. Exciting him, and (in him) all others to early and chearefull beneficence: shewing the necessity and benefit of good workes. 77.
EP. VIII. To E. B. Dedicated to Sir GEORGE GORING. Remedies against dulnes and hartlesnesse in our callings, and encouragements to chearefulnesse in labour. 91.
EP. IX. To S. H. I. Discussing this Question. Whether a man and wife after some yeares mutuall, and louing fruition of each other, may vponupon consent, whether for secular, or religious causes, vowe and performe a perpetuall separation from each others bed, and absolutely renounce all carnall knowledge of each other for euer. 101
EP. X. To M. WILLIAM KNIGHT; Incouraging him to persist in the holy calling of the ministery, which vponupon conceit of his insufficiency, and want of affection, he seemed inclining to forsake, and change. 115
DECAD. VI.
EP. I. TO my Lord DENNY. A particular account how our dayes are, or should be spent, both common and holy. 1
EP. II To M. T. S. Dedicated to Sir FVLKE GREVILL. Discoursing how wee may vse the world without danger. 13
EP. III. To S. GEORGE FLEETVVOOD. Of the remedies of sinne, and motiues to auoide it. 21
EP. IIII. To M. Doctor MILEVRNE. Discoursing how farre; and wherein Popery destroieth the foundation. 31.
EP. V. Written long since to I. W. Disswading from separation: and shortly oppugning the grounds of that errour. 41.
EP. VI. To Master I. B. A complaint of the mis-education of our Gentry. 65
EP. VII. To Master IONAS REIGESBERGIVS in Zeland. Written some whiles since, concerning some new opinions then broaced in the Churches of Holland; and vnderunder the name of Arminius (then liuing:) perswading all great wits to a studie and care of the common Peace of the Church, and disswading from al affectation of singularity. 75
EP. VIII. To W. I. condemned for murder Effectually preparing him, and (vnderunder his name) whatsoeuer Malefactor, for his death. 83.
EP. IX. To Master IOHN MOLE, of a long time now prisoner vnderunder the Inquisition at Rome. Exciting him to his wonted constancie, and incouraging him to Martyrdome. 93.
EP. X. To all Readers. Containing Rules of good aduice for our Christian and ciuill carriage. 107.
Errata.
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