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The Works of Thomas Traherne from A Serious and Pathetical Contemplation of the Mercies of God, in Several Most Devout and Sublime Thanksgivings for the same.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 July 2016
MEditations upon Living Holily and dying Happily, with suitable Prayers at the end of each Chapter. Written in Latin by Daniel Senertus a Physitian.
A Weeks Preparation towards a worthy Receiving of the Lords Supper &c.
The Holy Days, or the Feasts and Fasts, as they are observed in the Church of England (throughout the year) explained : And the reason why they are yearly celebrated ; with Cuts before each day.
Preparations to a Holy Life : Or Devotions for Families and private Persons ; also Meditations, Prayers, and Rules, for the more pious observing the Holy time of Lent. By the Author of the Weeks Preparation to the Holy Sacrament.
The Spiritual Combat, or the Christian Pilgrim, Translated from the French, Revised and Recommended by Richard Lucas D. D. Contemplations on the Love of God, &c. with a Devout Prayer suitable thereunto.
The Church of England mans private Devotions, being a Collection of Prayers, out of the Common-prayer Book, for Morning, Noon and Night, and other special Occasions : By the Author of the Weeks Preparation to the Sacrament.
Death made comfortable, or the way to die well : By John Kettlewel. A Companion for the Penitent and Persecuted ; consisting of Directions and Devotions for persons troubled in Mind : By John Kettlewel. Divine and Moral Discourses on divers Subjects.
The Mourner comforted, or Epistles consolatory ; writ by Hugo Grotius, Perused and recommended to the World by John Scot, D.D.
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