A Summarie of Devotions
A Summarie of Devotions
William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury·c. 1620s–1645; published posthumously 1667·from the En
A full modern English translation of the work — 1 book, 65 chapters — translated sentence by sentence from the En, with scripture echoes traced and brief notes on the harder turns of phrase. Choose a section to begin reading.
65 chapters1,911 sentences2 scripture echoes
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A Summarie of Devotions
- 1.1A Summarie of Devotions
- 1.2Symbolum Apostolicum divisum in Articulos.
- 1.3Officium Quotidianum. In nomine Patris, & Filii, & Spiritus Sancti. AMEN.
- 1.4SUNDAY.
- 1.5MUNDAY.
- 1.6TUESDAY.
- 1.7WEDNESDAY.
- 1.8THURSDAY.
- 1.9FRIDAY.
- 1.10SATURDAY.
- 1.11PROSPERA.
- 1.12Familia. Domus.
- 1.13Linguae fraenum.
- 1.14Afflictiones.
- 1.15Pestilentia.
- 1.16Morbus.
- 1.17Bellum.
- 1.18Paupertas.
- 1.19Dolor.
- 1.20Infamia.
- 1.21Vis.
- 1.22Timor.
- 1.23Fraudes. Dolus.
- 1.24Templi ingressus.
- 1.25Fames.
- 1.26Pluvia.
- 1.27Serenitas.
- 1.28Poenitentiales. 6. 32. 38. 51. 102. 130. 143.
- 1.29Gratiarum actio & Laudes.
- 1.30Pro Inimicis.
- 1.31Episcopatus.
- 1.32Rex.
- 1.33Ecclesia.
- 1.34Respublica.
- 1.35Pro Afflictis.
- 1.36Regnum Angliae.
- 1.37Iejunium.
- 1.38Quadragesima.
- 1.39Rogationes.
- 1.40Iejunia quatuor Temporum.
- 1.41Consecrationes. Ordinationes.
- 1.42Exilium.
- 1.43Martyrium.
- 1.44Eucharistia.
- 1.45Pro Duce Buckinghamiae.
- 1.46Senectus.
- 1.47Tentationes.
- 1.48Carcer.
- 1.49Confessiones.
- 1.50Anniversaria.
- 1.51Prayers added since the restoring of this Book to me, which was taken from me in a search by Mr. Prinne May 31. 1643: and with much difficulty restored unto me Nov. 6. 1644.
- 1.52Meditationes praeparantes ad Mortem.
- 1.53Et ideo ô Domine Deus meus!
- 1.54Pro Infirmis.
- 1.55Visitatio Infirmi.
- 1.56Symbolum Apostolicum.
- 1.57Conscientiae Quotidianum Examen.
- 1.58Itinerarium.
- 1.59At the laying of the first Stone of a Chappel.
- 1.60Prayers upon sundry Publick Occasions.
- 1.61Quotidie.
- 1.62Absolutio.
- 1.63Admissio in Ecclesiam.
- 1.64His Grace's Speech, according to the Original, written with his own hand, and delivered by him upon the Scaffold on Tower-hill, Jan. 10. 1644. to his Chaplain Dr. Sterne, now Lord Arch-Bishop of York.
- 1.65The Lord Archbishop's Prayer, as he kneeled by the Block.