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An Afphabetlcall Table of the Work; - criccs ifchey had noc good (D1ll,f«l. l 0 ::.0 The favourable profecation ofanygood caafe is cbe lath oflewd t(lntHn, whether by bitter raunu,or Kurrilous invcCHves. J 166 TrllditiDtu: the Papilh and Pha· ri(ees parallel in matter o f trAditiDTJJ, 377 Tr'lffiq•e, 667 TrlfhfjHIIIitJ,vide Q!!iltn~. Trave!J: a<fvice therein, with thedefcri}l:donof fomemecs cndsthereio. 263 Two occalions of tr~eO. 639 Yoorhnocfoficfortrave/J as fame chink. 64o Ofcoo mcch fpced in feoding them forth. 64-1 Early trAveO andearly riling compared in chn:e cbJDgs. 6t> What the trAVeiJ ofour Gentryrobn~ 6~ TraveB for table-calk cenfu~ red. 646 The TrAVeNers llake for the goodly farnicare of hisGencry. 64& ThcTrAfJtlkrtentertainmcnt in popilh places. 65o What by tr;rve/J men get tor mannerr. 654 A fuit to his Soveraign and the geocry in cbiuhing. ~55 TrtUtfohjhtntlllflln: coDccrntng ir. 6z.s TreAthff]:what itdoth. '2.56 Treafo":trtllfon againA God rcVtcgc:d hy treRfon from men. u68 Trufl' !lis bard for greacnelfe to know whom they may m~fl. 117 0 Tr•th ahe Churches bappiilelfe when truth and peace kiffc each other. S DiVine truth is mofl: fair and fcorneth to borrow beauty. 1>8 Truth in words. I 97 Truth in dealings , with iu pra8:kc and reward. 198 Trmh within ~ecps the wals without. 157 The vein wherein trNth Jics. f74 Not bocghc wich eafe. ;h. le isofanh i~ratc. "1 7S Why men lho do not fo much as cheapen ir. i!J. It is exccUent alwaycs tho the iffue be diRaR:full. 476 1 creaturcuhcrcro. u8g It Aandsnotmoreinjadge- Ytrlfu: every v"tMIHI aCtion mtnt then inaffetlion. tb, hat~ a double fhadow, glory Of pe11y cb•pmen 1~bich fell and envy. · 49 truth for trtfler. · 477 YtrtHt not loob upOn alike How neer t111th and falfc:· with all eyes. 81 > hood meec cogecher. 894 EV!"Y VtrtNt a dif~race when Truth is not afraid of any every vice bath amle. 827 lighr. 1031 Tholemenareworli: tbende.. TrMh how it may be concca~ viis that haremen for 'V'TtHr . ledchough not denied. • 047 993 Truth mua not &e mtafarcd VeNIII',\Vhar great riches it is. bychepoll. 1218 9'8 Truths lot. ih. Yeflo4'lJ: Pretrilydcfcribcd. l57 No circumfiance can vary YtxAJ;,, : rhere is nothing that the form ofdivine mnh. can be a grearer vex111ian to 1 ;o6 the wicked. then the profpe~ Twh may befmochered,but ricy ofGods Cbcrch. 1316 it cannot die-. J 350 Yttt : Every '~~'" k.ath a tide, TryAls: Gods trJ4fl are many when every venue bath a times more fllarp then long. di1grace. 8:7 1161 y,afl'IJ : The vlfl,irs of God TJr""''' how chey in cheirchie- goenot by firength, boc by fell plouarc befooled. u76 innocence. 91-+ The iffue of Tp~~~micAIJ go- YirliniiJ,: Gods graces never vcrnmen~ 1 :q8 confined to it. 1 306 V ------- V.Ain-gl•"! : luCharaCier. 176 YJi4~tt: rheCharaClcrofa VA- /itUJtman. 158 All tJAIDNr is cowardife to that whicb it built upon religion. 110: Y•lhti: iscafiofl'. •333•1335 ~be bcing.called for. rcfaferh ro comc;with theiffoe. 1334 Y enge~ll&t:Gods •r~tnt,eanec wben it is houc:A:, it maketh dilfert:nc~sofmen. 883 vide 'R..,tvtngt. No Rr~ngth can keep finoers fromGods vcnzclf!J&t. 9 I 0 Cod hatb more ways for 'flttJgc""" then he hatb aeaturcs. 937 Small comfort in the delay of v!ngtAx~e. J Oi4 Vtt~geuce againO rebeh may fleep.but ca~nOt die. 1 J 53 Only the cry of oat fins moves God to call for fltngcAI1Ce. 11. 6z How ready it iHoexcoue. ;~. See !he readindle of che -;.-od never graccrh the idle Ttn\·. ~·•lionJ , ~ 8 31 Not to be proua or 1'..:ti»g vi.. jitJtu)the reafon. o>' VrtOimiry his not in thef:rea~ teR: Ecclefiaf.ticall alfcmbJies ever an argliment ofrruch. IU9 V,g,J/intjfo : An umhannerJy gtJd!efocfi to lake: Gods creatures without his Jeave. to:6 VnitJ : The Triniticsfoand to MnitJ. 516 OfcheRomaniAs cb2rging of es of renting lhc fcamJcffc: coat ofChrill. 1i. Wc:clc:arrdlhcrcofin a very prcuyftory'. 517 Where God *"ittth hearts, carnal! rcfpcC\:s'arc too weak rodiffevc:ubcm. 1055 Vllth1111lful11ef{t: I1isnotin ge· nerousnarurt1. , IJ-1-9 V11thrift: his Charaeler. 17 9 Vlt'WtJrthp h is no fin all milcry to be obli,c:d to thtltii'WirlhJ 961 YiCAti011: vide CAlli"L : Ho~:~efi men may nor be alhamcd of hondl tJtJclftiDnJ. 83 J YDW .. Iepthd'JfJqJtl. 9'l Y'6Wu are like Ser~u. i/t. An :unlawfull tJN DOt to be kepc, 963 The obligation of a fccrer ~I'W. 1.02. How facred 011r 'fltTW thoald be in chi•gs jaA and expedient

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