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Gildas Salvianus: The Reformed Pastor
Gildas Salvianus, the reformed pastor showing the nature of the pastoral work, especially in private instruction and catechizing : with an open confession of our too open sins : prepared for a day of humiliation kept at Worcester, Decemb. 4, 1655 by the ministers of that county, who subscribed the agreement for catechizing and personal instruction at their entrance upon that work / by their unworthy fellow-servant, Richard Baxter ...Gildas Salvianus, the reformed pastor shewing the nature of the pastoral work, especially in private instruction and catechizing : with an open confession of our too open sins : prepared for a day of humiliation kept at Worcester, Decemb. 4, 1655 by the ministers of that county, who subscribed the agreement for catechizing and personal instruction at their entrance upon that work / by their unworthy fellow-servant, Richard Baxter ...
London: printed by Robert White for Nevil Simmons, 1656
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.
CHAP. VIII. Directions how to deal with self-conceited Opinionists, and to prevent or cure Error and Schism in our People. And how to deal with those of whose condition we are between hope and fear.
CHAP. VIII. DIrections how to deal with self-conceited Opinionists, and to prevent or cure Errour and Schism in our People. And how to deal with those of whose condition we are between hope and fear.
Readers, you will right me, and ease your selves, if you will mend these mis-Printings with your pen, before you read the book.
Pag. 46. li. 14. for conscience read conference 3 p. 90. l. 9. r. mo•iendo; p. 105. l. 4. blot out that; p. 106. l. 29. blot out us; p. 113. l. 23. r. art; p. 115. l. 19. after token r. it; p. 135. l. 25. r. speaking for; p. 142. l. penult. r. desertion; p. 144. l. 26. r. histrionical; p. 145. l. 13. r. useful; p. 146. l. 18. r. better; p. 150. l. 16. r. contrive; p. 168. l. antipen. r. sit; p. 180. l. antipen. r. that; p. 186. l. 3. r. Ho•tonus; p. 188. l. 25. and p. 189. l. 8. r. sit still; p. 209. l. 16. for shineth r. thriveth; p. 211. l. 8. after and r. then; p. 213. l. 17. blot out for: p. 217. l. 17. after call r. them: p. 222. l. 18. r. the: p. 286. l. 11. r. going to Church: p. 289. l. 9, 10. r. continued: and l. 20. r. see, p. 290. l. 15. r. compose: and l. 17. r. will never; and l. 24. r. serve; and l. 28. r. confessions; p. 248. l. 14. r. promissionibus; p. 309. l. 11. for Is it not r. It is not; p. 314. l. 20. for recover recover; p. 339. l. 24. for for r. to; p. 341. l. 9. for the r. that; p. 343. l. 22. r. prosecution; p. 351. l. 22. for more r. mere; p. 356. l. 11. r. [Greek or Hebrew]; p. 377. l. 25 r. use it; and l. 27. r. and that sect; p. 378. l. 29. r. is in p. 383. l. 23. for by such r. than by taking such; p. 389. l. ult. for One r. Me; p. 390. l. 27. for profession r. proper place; p. 394. l. 10. r. so far as; p. 398. l. 21. for sensual Lazarus r. sensual Laziness; and l. 27. r. acknowledged; p. 403. l. 29. r. from him; p. 401. l. 10. for I say r. They say; p. 409. l. 10. r. against all; p. 418. l. 12. for profess r. possess; and l. 14. r. If any have; p. 422. l. 2. r. to live long; p. 430. l. 5. for elocution r. election, and l. 29. for of r. that; p. 431. l. 20. for of that; r. of Christ; p. 438. l. 15. for them r. him; p. 442. l. 22. r. to the heart; p. 444. l. 14. r. beset; p. 445. l. 7. for we r. so. p. 459. l. 19. for till then r. tell them. p. 463. l. penult. for they r. that. and l. ult. for these r. the Church. p. 467. l. 2. for loathed r. toothed. p. 469. for obtusions r. obtrusions.