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The Arraignment of Pride

Published: 1600
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The arraignment of pride, or, Pride set forth, with the causes, kinds, and several branches of it: the odiousness and greatness of the sin of pride: the prognosticks of it, together with the cure of it: as also a large description of the excellency and usefulness of the grace of humility: divided into chapters and sections. / By W. Gearing minister of the word at Lymington in Hantshire.

London Printed by R. White, for Francis Tyton, and are to be sold at the three Daggers in Fleetstreet, near the Inner Temple gate 1600.

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DedicationTO THE Right Worſhipful RICHARD LVCY OF CHARLECOT in the County of WARWICK, Eſq; and to the Religious Lady…
Table of contentsIndex Rerum.
List of authors citedThe Authors cited in this Treatiſe.
Text
Chapter 1CHAP. 1. The Porch, or Entrance into the work.
Chapter 2CHAP. 2. Of Pride in general.

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Section 1SECT. 1. Of immodeſt apparel.
Section 2SECT. 2. Of coſtly apparel.
Section 3SECT. 3. Of wearing habits above our degree.
Section 4SECT. 4. Of ſuperfluous Garments.
Section 5SECT. 5. Of ſtrange apparel.
Chapter 5CHAP. 5. Of Pride of Beauty, and the vanity thereof.
Chapter 6CHAP. 6. Of pride of geſture.
Section 1SECT. 1. Of proud looks.
Section 2SECT. 2. Of a proud gate or pace.
Section 3SECT. 3. Of diſdaining to give ſalutations and civil reſpect to Superiors or equals.
Chapter 7CHAP. 7. Of Pride of hair.
Chapter 8CHAP. 8. Of Pride of Riches.
Chapter 9CHAP. 9. Of Pride of Honour.
Section 1SECT. 1. Of Affectation of high Titles, and a Name in the World.
Section 2SECT. 2. Of affecting High Places.
Section 3SECT. 3. Of pride of men in High Places.
Section 4SECT. 4. Of Pride of a generous and noble deſcent.
Chapter 10CHAP. 10. Of Pride of Diet.
Chapter 11CHAP. 11. Of Pride of Strength.
Section 1SECT. 1. Of Pride of Bodily ſtrength.
Section 2SECT. 2. Of pride of Strong-holds.
Chapter 12CHAP. 12. Of pride of Children.
Chapter 13CHAP. 13. Of Pride of outward priviledges.
Chapter 14CHAP. 14. Of internal Pride, and firſt of Pride of the heart.
Chapter 15CHAP. 15. Of Pride in the Will.
Chapter 16CHAP. 16. Of Pride in the affections.
Chapter 17CHAP. 17. Of Pride of gifts in general.
Chapter 18CHAP. 18. Of Pride of Wit.
Chapter 19CHAP. 19. Of Pride of Memory.
Chapter 20CHAP. 20. Of Pride of Eloquence.
Chapter 21CHAP. 21. Of Pride of Learning and Knowledge.
Chapter 22CHAP. 22. Of Pride of inward ſtrength.
Chapter 23CHAP. 23. Of Pride of Grace and of Humility it ſelf.
Chapter 24CHAP. 24. Of the Odiouſneſs of Pride.
Section 1
Section 2
Chapter 25CHAP. 25. Of the greatneſs of this ſin of Pride.
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Chapter 26CHAP. 26. Of the Prognoſticks of Pride.
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Section 2
Section 3
Chapter 27CHAP. 27. Of the Cure of Pride: the firſt direction.
Chapter 28CHAP. 28. The ſecond Direction.
Chapter 29CHAP. 29. The third Direction.
Chapter 30CHAP. 30. The fourth, fifth and ſixth Directions.
Chapter 31CHAP. 31. The ſeventh Direction.
Chapter 32CHAP. 32. Chriſt a great example of humility in his life.
Chapter 33CHAP. 33. Chriſt a notable example of humility in his ſufferings and death.
Chapter 34CHAP. 34. An exhortation to humility: The concluſion of the whole work.

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