The devovt hart or royal throne of the pacifical Salomon ::

The devovt hart or royal throne of the pacifical Salomon

Composed by F. St. Luzvic S. I. Translated out of Latin into English. Enlarged with Incentiues by F. St. Binet of the same S. and now enriched with Hymnes by a new hand [by Henry Hawkins]

Hawkins, Henry (1571?-1646)

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THE HART CONSECRATED to the loue of Iesvs.

THE VVORLD, THE FLESH, THE DIVEL, assaile the hart, Iesvs saues it for himself.

THE MOST AMOVROVS IESVS KNOCKS AT the doore of the hart.

IESVS SEARCHETH OVT THE MONSTERS lurking in the darke corners of the hart.

IESVS SVVEEPS THE DVST OF SINNES from the hart.

IESVS THE LIVING FOVNTAINE IN THE Hart.

IESVS PVRGETH THE HART WITH expiatory bloud.

IESVS RVLES AND REIGNES IN THE louing & deuout hart.

IESVS TEACHETH the deuout hart.

IESVS PAINTS THE IMAGES OF THE LAST things in the table of the hart.

IESVS BRINGS IN THE CROSSE INTO the hart, and easily imprints it in the louer.

THE HART CONSECRATED TO THE loue of IESVS is a flourishing garden.

IESVS SINGS IN THE QVIRE OF THE hart, to the Angels playing on musical instruments.

IESVS THE SONNE OF DAVID, PLAYES ON the harp in the hart, vvhile the Angels sing.

IESVS RESTS IN the louers hart.

IESVS VVOVNDS AND PIERCED THE hart vvith the shafts of loue.

THE HART ENFLAMED WITH THE LOVE of IESVS shines al vvith light and flames.

IESVS CROVVNES HIS DEARE HART WITH Palmes and Laurels.

IESVS CELEBRATES THE HEAVENLY Nuptials in the hart.

IESVS MANIFESTES HIMSELF AND THE MOST holy Trinity in the mirrour of the hart.

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The devovt hart or royal throne of the pacifical Salomon

Composed by F. St. Luzvic S. I. Translated out of Latin into English. Enlarged with Incentiues by F. St. Binet of the same S. and now enriched with Hymnes by a new hand [by Henry Hawkins]

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The devovt hart or royal throne of the pacifical Salomon

Composed by F. St. Luzvic S. I. Translated out of Latin into English. Enlarged with Incentiues by F. St. Binet of the same S. and now enriched with Hymnes by a new hand [by Henry Hawkins]

Henry Hawkins

Printed by Iohn Cousturier

[London]

1634