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A dyall of dayly Contemplacion, or deuine exercise of the mind

instructing vs to liue vnto God, and to dye vnto the vvorld. First colected & published in Latin, at the request of a godly Bishop, and Reuerent Father, Richard, sometime Byshop of Dirham, and Lorde Priuie Seale. Novv nevvly Translated into Englishe, by Richard Robinson
Robinson, Richard
 
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THE AVCTHORS Commemoration for MVNDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for TVESDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for VVENSDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for THVRSDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for FRYDAY.
 
[Christes passion print in minde]
 
The Translators Application.
 
[Gods blessing is woonderous great shewed heare]
 
[This louely leafe as Rose so rubicound]
 
[Here is the fountayne of humane felicitie]
 
[Thus the quotidian and fruitefull remembrance]
 
[Againe and againe within thy mind reuolue]
 
[VVhat troubles, terrours, and tormentes haue]
 
[Freendles among his foes in feoble plight]
 
[Christe was accused in presence of Pilate.]
 
[As Christe shrincked not his precious blood to shed]
 
[Vpon his head they put a crowne of thorne]
 
[His spirite commending to his fathers cure]
 
[Regard (oh man) this wofull disceuerance]
 
[And though that God by power Omnipotent]
 
[It shall behoue vs to consider well]
 
[VVherefore sweete Iesu, our loue and soueraine Lord]
 
[Ponishe not thy people, Lord God in thy greeuance]
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for SATVRSDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for SONDAY.

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Estote & vos ideo parati, quia qua hora non putatis filius hominis venturus est. MATTH. 24.


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