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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
 
[epigraph]

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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.
 
[Remember the iudgement generall]
 
The Translators Application.
 
[VVhyles we haue lyght, lets walke that way.]
 
[The Auctor figuring the generall iudgement]
 
[As God suffereth the wicked a time to lyue here]
 
[Oh mankind, rue on thy miserable estate]
 
[Be it by example of others imitation]
 
[To waye the wickednesse of corrupt nature]
 
[As lyfe and death from hence vncertaine are]
 
[VVhen sinne, the fyre of conflagration]
 
[All fleshe shall aryse from death to liue]
 
[Then shall our kyng, vvhich iudged vvas, vs iudge]
 
[This processe of iudgement is short vvithout tarying]
 
[Then shall Christe thus prononnce for conclusion]
 
[After the first sentence, the second folowe shall]
 
[Reuolue in mind the great perplexitee]
 
[Of worldly witte see the furious raige]
 
[Such worldly wyse make no prouision]
 
[Soone after sentence of generall iudgement]
 
[To conclude, thinke wee eache one of this case]
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for FRYDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for SATVRSDAY.
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THE AVCTORS Commemoration for SONDAY.

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[All fleshe shall aryse from death to liue]

All fleshe shall aryse from death to liue,
In soule and body hauyng resemblance,
Then to receaue sentence definitiue,
Decreed by Gods deuine ordinance,

Hovv euer it be in ioy and greeuance,
VVe shall addresse vs, young, olde, ritche, and pore,
Happy or vnhappy, as it shall then chance,
To rest in payne or pleasure euermore.
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