Section 4SECT. IV. At the Dawning of the Day, and Riſing of the Day-Star.
Section 5SECT. V. At the Breaking forth of the Light.
PartMeditate alſo of the correſpondence between Grace and Light,
Section 16SECT. XVI. At the ſpringing of the Day, or riſing of the Sun.
PartII. Meditate how his ſecond and glorious Coming ſhall be like the Day-ſpring, or Sun-riſing.
Section 7SECT. VII. Whilſt thou art yet lying in thy Bed.
Section 8SECT. VIII. When thou riſeſt out of thy Bed in the Morning.
Section 9SECT. IX. When thou art ſluggiſh, and loth to riſe out of thy Bed in the Morning.
Section 9SECT. IX. When thou art putting on thy Clothes.
Section 10SECT. X. When you are going to dreſs your ſelves.
Section 11SECT. XI. When you are beholding your Faces in a Glaſs, and Dreſſing your ſelves by it.
Section 12SECT. XII. Of our Dedicating the Morning unto God.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of retiring our ſelves in the Morning to Pray, and to give Thanks.
Section 14SECT. XIV. Of Thanksgiving.
Section 15SECT. XV. Of Preparation to Prayer.
Prayer
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of Reading the holy Scriptures.
Section 17SECT. XVII. Of Meditation, and the fitteſt Seaſon for it.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. Of Petition.
PetitionA form of Petition, compoſed by Thomas Aquinas.
Section 19SECT. XIX. Of Offering our ſelves to God.
PartThe manner of Offering our ſelves to God.
Section 20SECT. XX. Of Contrition.
Section 21SECT. XXI. Of Family-Worſhip.
Section 22SECT. XXII. A Calling, and Buſineſs, of what Importance.
Section 23SECT. XXIII. Conſiderations for thoſe that have the Preeminence above others in the Body Politique.
Section 24SECT. XXIV. Of the Government of a Family.
PartII. As to your Carriage towards them.
Section 25SECT. XXV. Rules about Eating and Drinking.
Section 26SECT. XXVI. Of Recreations, and how to uſe them.
Section 27SECT. XXVII. Of the Converſation of Parents and Elders.
Section 28SECT. XXVIII. Of the Carriage of Children, Servants, and Inferiours.
Section 29SECT. XXIX. How every one is every day to embrace all Opportunities of doing Good.
Section 30SECT. XXX. Of the Improvement of all Means, Gifts, and Abilities, inward and outward beſtowed upon us.
PartOf the improvement of External Gifts, Means, &c.
Section 31SECT. XXXI. Of Holy Watchfulneſs againſt Temptations.
PartHere let me propound divers Preſervations againſt Temptations, that ye may not be overcome by them.
Section 32SECT. XXXII. Of Mortification, and the daily Exerciſing our ſelves therein.
Section 33SECT. XXXIII. Of growing in the Knowledg of Chriſt, and in Grace.
Section 34SECT. XXXIV. Of the Government of your Tongues.
Section 35SECT. XXXV. A Meditation on the Miſeries of this Life.
Section 36SECT. XXXVI. Of returning to Family-worſhip in the Evening.
Section 37SECT. XXXVII. Of a Man's taking a review in the Evening of the Actions and Mercies of the Day paſt.
Section 38SECT. XXXVIII. Of providing in the Evening for the Day to come.
Section 39SECT. XXXIX. A Meditation in putting off our Clothes to go to Bed.
Section 40SECT. XL. When you lie down in your Beds at Night.
Section 41SECT. XLI. When you compoſe your ſelves to Sleep.
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