Holy Living and Dying: With Prayers, Containing the Complete Duty of a Christian : to which is Prefixed A Memoir of the Author

D. Appleton, 1865 - Christian life - 287 pages

THE RULE AND EXERCISES OF HOLY LIVING	5

The benefits of this Exercise	15

The third General Instrument of Holy Living or	23

The benefits of this Exercise	29

For Wife or Husband	35

A Form of Prayer for the Evening to be said by such who have	41

Of Sobriety in the general Sense	47

Signs and Effects of Temperance	53

Ex Liturgia S Basilii magna ex parte	263

A Prayer of Thanksgiving after the receiving of some great	269

Benefactors	279

Ejaculations to be used any time that Day after the Solemnity	287

For Ourselves	1

A general Preparation towards a holy and blessed	13

The Consideration reduced to Practice	19

Rules and Spiritual Arts of lengthening our Days	25

Of Chastity	59

Acts of Chastity in general	65

Of Humility	73

Signs of Humility	85

Our own Death	122

Of Obedience to our Superiors	128

Degrees of Obedience	135

Rules for married Persons	141

Of Restitution	147

Prayers to be said in relation to the several Obligations and	153

Of the Internal Actions of Religion	159

Of the Hope of a Christian	165

Of Charity or the Love of God	172

The two States of Love to	178

Advice concerning Spiritual Books and Ordinary Sermons	184

The Benefits of Fasting	190

Of Prayer	196

Cautions for making vows	203

SECT VIIIOf Alms	210

Motives to Charity	218

Acts and Parts of Repentance	226

Motives to Repentance	239

The Effects and Benefits of worthy Communicating	248

Acts of Love by way of Prayer and Ejaculation to be used	250

Acts of Hope to be used by Sick Persons after a Pious Life	256

A general Preparation towards a holy and blessed	42

The Benefits of this Exercise	49

General Considerations to enforce the former Practices	57

Of the first Temptation proper to the State of Sickness	64

Remedies against Impatience by way of Exercise 74	74

80	80

The second Temptation proper to the State of Sick	92

General Rules and Exercises whereby our Sickness	103

106	106

Of the Practice of the Graces proper to the State	111

Acts of Patience by way of Prayer and Ejaculation 118	118

119	119

A Prayer for the Grace of Patience	124

131	131

Means of exciting Contrition or Repentance of Sins proceeding	139

A Prayer for the Grace and Perfection of Repentance	145

Comm Thou shalt not make to thyself any graven Image	151

Of the Sick Mans Practice of Charity and Justice	159

or the Assistance that is to	166

Arguments and Exhortations to move the Sick Man to Confession	172

Of the ministering to the Restitution and Pardon	183

Of ministering to the Sick Person by the Spiritual Man	193

An Exercise against Despair in the Day of our Death	200

Offices to be said by the Minister in his Visitation	208

214	214

Title	Holy Living and Dying: With Prayers, Containing the Complete Duty of a Christian : to which is Prefixed A Memoir of the Author
Author	Jeremy Taylor
Publisher	D. Appleton, 1865
Original from	Michigan State University
Digitized	21 Feb 2013
Length	287 pages

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