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A treatise co[n]teining certain meditatio[n]s of true & perfect consolatio[n], ... Written in the…A treatice co[n]teining certain meditatio[n]s of trew & perfect consolatio[n], ... Written in the…
A treatise co[n]teining certain meditatio[n]s of true & perfect consolatio[n], ... Written in the French tongue, and translated in to English by Robert FillsA treatice co[n]teining certain meditatio[n]s of trew & perfect consolatio[n], ... Written in the Frenche tung, and translated in to Englishe by Robert Fills
London : J. Alde, 1564
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Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
F Feeble and weak have most need of comfort in death, Fo, 6. b. li. 11 Felicity of Christians, through afflictions and death. Fo. 33. b. li. 15.
F Feeble and weake haue moste neede of comfort in death, Fo, 6. b. li. 11 Felicitie of Christians, through afflictions and death. Fo. 33. b. li. 15.
G God doth chasten us benignly, discovering unto us the least evils fo, 1. b. l. 1 Goliath was the figure of sin. Fo. 38. a. li. 14. Goodness that GOD doth to the wicked moveth us to consider his goodness to the good, fo, 47. a. li. 14. Goods of the wicked be spurs to move us to trust in the invisible goods & set light by the evils which we ⟨image 75⟩do suffer. Fo. 47. b. li. 8. Goods that a man hath in his own person cannot be numbered. Fo. 27. b. li. 15. Goods of the spirit more excellent then the goods of honour fame. &c. Fo. 28. b. li. 9.
G God dooth chasten vs benignly, discouering vnto vs the least euelles fo, 1. b. l. 1 Goliath was the figure of sin. Fo. 38. a. li. 14. Goodnes that GOD dooth to the wicked moueth vs to consider his goodnes to the good, fo, 47. a. li. 14. Goodꝭ of ye wicked be spurrꝭ to moue vs to trust in the inuisible goodꝭ & set light by the euelles whiche wee ⟨image 75⟩doo suffer. Fo. 47. b. li. 8. Goodes that a man hath in his owne person cannot be nombred. Fo. 27. b. li. 15. Goodes of the spirit more excellent then the goodes of honour fame. &c. Fo. 28. b. li. 9.
H Hermit complained because he was one year without trouble. Fo. 21. b. li. 7. High degree is subject to many temptations. Fo. 14. b. li. 15. Honourable estate engendereth fear. Fo. 5. a. li. 13. Horror of diseased persons. Fo. 16. b. li. 12. Hurtful things that seem to hurt the believers: do them most good. Fo. 59. a. li. 3.