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A15507	The treasury of deuotion Contayning diuers pious prayers, & exercises both practicall, and speculatiue. Togeather vvith the seauen little offices in Latin and English: and sundry other deuotions, for yong beginners in vertue. Collected by I.VV.P.	Wilson, John, ca. 1575-ca. 1645?	1622 (1622)	STC 25773; ESTC S102528	58,360	590

Timothy and his fellows Martyrs d 23 S. 〈◊〉 Monke Mart e 24   f 25       S. Ebba Abbesse g 26 S. Zepherine Pope Martyr   27 S. 〈◊〉 Ermite b 28   c 29   d 30 S. F●aker Confessour e 31 S. Aidau 〈◊〉 o●●ind●● f 1 S 〈◊〉 Abbot g 2 S. Ad●●an Abbot   3 S. 〈◊〉 Bishop Mart. b 4   c 5 S. Altho Abbot d 6 S. Bega Virgin e 7   f 8   g 9 S. Gorgonius Martyr   10 S. Nicolas of Tolentine b 11 S. Protus Hyachintus Martyrs c 12 S. E●nswide Abb●sse d 13 S. Werenfrid Priest e 14 〈…〉 f 15 S. Kineburge Queen g 16 S. Cor●elius Cyprian M. ● 17 S. Stephen Socrates MM. b 18 〈◊〉 of S. Winocke c 19 S. Ianuarius B Martyr d 20 S. Eustachius Martyr e 21   f 22 S. Maurice martyr with his fellowes g 23 S. Linus Pope Also S. ●ecla Virg. Mart.   24 S. Winibald Abbot b 25 S. Ceol●ride Abbot c 26 S Cyprian and Iustina d 27 S. Cosmas and Damia●●● Martyrs e 28 S. ●ioba Abbesse f 29   g 30     1 S. Remigins Bishop Also b 2   c 3 S. Gerard Abbot d 4   e 5 S. Placidus Monke and his fellowes Martyrs f 6 S. Comine Abbot g 7 S. Marke Pope Also S. Osith Virgin   8 S. Keyne Virgin b 9 S. Denis Bishop Mart. c 10 S. Paulin Bishop of Yorke d 11 S. Ediburge Abbesse e 12   f 13   g 14 S. Callistus Pope Mart.   15 S. Tecla Abbesse b 16 S. Lullus S. of Mentz c 17 Transl. of S. Audry Virg. d 18   e 19 S. Frideswide Virgin f 20 S. Wendelin Abbot g 21 Also     S. Hylarion Abbot   22 S. Cordula Virg. Mart. ● 23 S. Sira Virgin ● 24 S. Maglore Bishop ● 25 ● Chrisant Dar●● Martyrs e ●6 S. Euaristus Pope Mart. f 27 Translation of S. Romwald Bishop g 28     29 S. Fadsine Bishop of Canterbury b 30 S. Egelnoth Bishop of Cant. c 31 S. Foillan Bishop Martyr NOVEMBER d 1   e 2   f 3   g 4 S. Vitalis Agricola   5 S. Malachy Bishop b 6 S. Winocke Abbot c 7 S. Willebrord B. Confess d 8 S. Willehade B. Confess e 9   f 10 〈…〉 g 11 〈…〉   12   b 13 S. Killan Bishop c 14 S. Laurence Bish of Dublyn d 15 s. Macloue Bishop e 16   f 17 S. Gregory Thaumaturgus Bishop Also     S. Hugh B. of Lincolne g 18 〈…〉   19 S. Pontian Pope and Mart. b 20 〈…〉 c 21 〈…〉 d 22 〈…〉 e 23 S. Clement Pope Martyr f 24 S. Chrysogonus Martyr g 25 〈…〉   26 S. Peter Bishop of Alexan. b 27 S. Oda Virgin of Sotland c 28 s. Edwald Ermite d 29 s. Saturnine Martyr e 30 〈…〉 DECEMBER f 1 S. Daniel B. of Bangor g 2 S. Bibiane Virg. 〈…〉   3 〈…〉 b 4 S. Barbara Virgin S. Osmund Bishop c 5 S. Sabbas Abbot d 6   e 7   f 8   g 9 S. Ethelgine Abbesse   10 S. Melchiades Pope M. b 11 s. Damasus Pope Confess c 12 S. Elfrede V. of Crowland d 13   e 14 S. Mimborine Abbot f 15 S. Hilda Abbesse g 16 S. Bean Bishop   17 s. Tetta Abbesse b 18 S. Winibald Abbot c 19 S. Macarius Abbot d 20 S. Comogel Abbot e 21   f 22 S. Hildelide Virgin g 23 S. Inthware Virgin   24 Ruth Mooke b 25   c 26   d 27   e 28   f 29   g 30 S. Eustach Abbot   31   〈…〉 ●cording to the Roman reformed Calendar 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 1621 c 7. Feb. 1622 b 23. Ian. 1623   12. Feb. 1624 g f 4. Feb. 1625 e 26. Ian. 1626 d 8 Feb. 1627 c 31. Ian. 1628 b 20. Feb. 1629 g ●1 Feb. 1630 f 27. Ian. 1631 e 16. Feb. 1632 d c 8. Feb. 1633 b 23. Ian. 1634   12. Feb. 1635 g 4. Feb. 1636 f e 20. Ian. 〈…〉 God 1620. vnto the yeare 1636. 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 24. Feb. 11. Apr. 30. May. 9. Feb. 27. Mar. 15. May. 1. Mar. 16. Apr. 4. Iune 21. Feb. 7. Apr. 26. May. 12. Feb. 30 Mar. 18. May. ●5 Feb. 12. Apr. 31. May. 17. Feb. 4. Apr. 23. May. 8. Mar. 23. Apr. 11. Iune 28. Feb. 15. Apr. 3. Iune 13. Feb. 31. Mar. 19. May. 5. Mar. 20. Apr. 8. Iune 25. Feb. 11. Apr. 30 May. 9. Feb. 27. Mar. 15 May. 1. Mar. 16. Apr. 4. Iune 21. Feb. 8. Apr. 27. May. 6. Feb. 23. Mar. 11. May. AN INTRODVCTION TO THE CHRISTIAN FAITH Symbolum Apostolorum CREDO in Deum Patrem omnipotentē cre●torem caeli terrae ●n Iesum Christum Filiū eius vni●um Dominum nostrum qui conceptus est de Spiritu sancto natus ex Maria Virgine passus sub Pontio Pilato crucifixus mortuus sepultus descendit ad inferos tertia die resurrexit à mortuis ascendit ad caelos sedet ad dexteram Dei Patris omnipotentis inde venturus est iudicare viuos mortuos Credo in Spiritum sanctum sanctam Ecclesiam catholicam sancto●um communionem remissionem peccatorum ●arnis resurrectionem vitam aeternam Amen The Apostles Creed I Belieue in God the Father Almighty cre●tor of heauen earth in ●esus Christ his on●y Sonne our Lord who was cōceaued by the ho●y Ghost borne of the virgin Mary suffered vnder Pontius P●late was crucifyed dead and buryed descended into hel the third day he rose againe from the dead ascended into heauen sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty from thence he shal● come to iudge the liuing and the dead I beleeue in the Holy Ghost the holy Catholik Church the cōmunion of Saints forgiuenes of sinnes resurrection of the flesh life euerlasting Amen Oratio Dominicalis PATER noster qui es in caelis sanctificetur nomen tuum adueniat regnum tuum fiat voluntas tua sicut in caelo in terra panem nostrū quotidianum da nobis hodie dimitte nobis debita nostra sicut nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris ne nos inducas in tentationem sed libera nos à malo Amen Our Lords Prayer OVR Father which art in heauē hallowed be thy Name let thy kingdome come thy wil be done in heauen as in earth also giue vs this day our daily bre●d and forgiue vs our debts as we forgiue our debters and lead vs not into tēptation but deliuer vs from euill Amen Salutatio Angelica AVE Maria gratia plena Dominus tecū benedicta tu in mulieribus benedictus fructus ventris tui Iesus Sancta Maria mater Dei ora pro nobis peccatoribus nunc in hora mortis nostrae Amen The Angelicall Salutation HAILE Mary full of grace our Lord is with thee blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy wombe Iesus Holy Mary mother of God pray for

vs sinners now and in the houre of our death Amen The ten Commaundementes of the Decalogue I Am thy Lord God which haue brought thee out from the land of Aegypt from the house of bondage 1. ●hou shalt haue no strange Gods before me 2. Thou shalt not take the name of our Lord God in vaine For our Lord will not hold him guiltles who shall take the name of his Lord God in vaine 3. Remēber that thou keep holy the Sabboath day 4. Honour thy Father and thy Mother 5. Thou shalt not kill 6. Thou shalt not cōmit adultery 7. Thou shalt not steale 8. Thou shalt not beare false witnes against thy Neyghbour 9. Thou shalt not desire thy neyghbours house 10. Neither shalt thou desire his wife nor seruant nor handmayd nor oxe nor asse nor ought that is his The 7. Sacraments of the Catholike Church BAPTISME Confirmation the Eucharist Pennance Extreme vnction Order Matrimony The Theologicall vertues Fayth Hope and Charity The Cardinall Vertues Prudence Temperance Iustice Fortitude The guiftes of the holy Ghost Wisedome Vnderstanding Counsell Fortitude Science Piety the Feare of our Lord. The fruits of the Holy Ghost Charity Gladnes Peace Patience Benignity Goodnes Longanimity Meeknes Fayth Modesty Continence Chastity The Precepts of Charity Thou shalt loue thy lord God with thy whole hart with thy whole soule in all thy mind Thou shalt loue thy neighbour as thy selfe The precepts of the Church 1. To celebrate the appointed ●east-dayes of the Church in abstayning from seruile works 2. To heare reuerently the sacred Office of the Masse on the holy dayes 3. To fast the Lent the foure Ember dayes the Vigils according to the custome of the Church and the Friday and Saturday to abstain from flesh 4. To confesse thy sins to a Priest approued to receaue the holy Eucharist about the feast of Easter and to do these thinges at the least once a yeare 5. Not to solemnize Marriage on the dayes forbidden by the Catholike Church The spirituall workes of Mercy 1. To teach the ignorāt 2. To correct the sinner 3. To assist by counsel him that needeth it 4. To comfort the afflicted 5. Patiently to suffer iniuryes 6. To pardon an Offence or Iniury 7. To pray for the liuing and the dead and thy persecutours The Corporall workes of Mercy 1. To feed the hungry 2. To giue drinke to the thirsty 3. To harbour the stranger 4. To cloth the naked 5. To visite the sicke 6. To visite those that be in prison and to ransome the captiue 7. To bury the dead The eight Beatitudes Blessed are the poore in spirit for theirs is the kingdome of heauen Blessed are the meek for they shall possesse the Land Blessed are they that mourne for they shal be comforted Blessed are they tha● hunger thirst after iustice for they shall b● filled Blessed are the mercifull for they shal obtain mercy Blessed are the clean● of hart for they shall see God Blessed are the peace makers for they shal be called the children of God Blessed are they that ●●ffer persecution for iu●●ice for theirs is the ●ingdome of heauen The fiue bodily Senses ●ight Hearing Smel●●ng Tast Touching The seauen Capitall sinnes which are commonly called Deadly Pride Couetousnes Le●hery Enuy Gluttony Wrath and Slouth Sinnes against the Holy Ghost 1. Presumption of God mercy 2. Despaire 3. Impugning trut● knowue more freely t● sinne 4. Enuying others spirituall good 5. Obstination in sin 6. To dye in sin without repentance Thinges necessary for the repentant Sinner Contrition of hart En●re Cōfession to a Priest capable and approued Satisfaction by Works This Contrition consisteth in harty displeasure of sinne past for the ●oue of God and full resolution not to commit any more Foure thinges crying to heauen for vengeance 1. Willfull murder 2. Sinne of ●odome o● against Nature 3. Oppressiō of the poor Widdowes Fatherles 4. Def●auding labourer of their wages Nine wayes of being accessary to another mans sinne 1. By Counsell 2. By Commandment 3. By consent 4. By prouocation or inducing others 5. By prayse or flattery 6. By concealing of the ●●ilty ● By partaking ● By holding our peace 〈◊〉 not correcting such as 〈◊〉 vnder our charge ● By dissembling or ●ot finding fault let●ng when we may or ●aue charge Three kinds of good works ● Almesdeeds or works ●f Mercy ● Prayer 3. Fasting Three Euangelicall Councells 1. Voluntary pouerty 2. Perpetuall Chastity 3. Entiere Obedience The foure last thinges to b● remembred 1. Death 2. Iudgement 3. Hell 4. Heauen A DAYLY EXERCISE VVhen thou rysest in the morning arming thy selfe with the signe of the holy Crosse say IN the name of the Father and of the Son ●nd of the holy Ghost This done thy hands ioyned ●efore thy breast say Amen Blessed be the ho●ly and vndeuided Tr●nity now and for euer world without end ●men Our Father c. Haile Mary c. I beli●●ue in God c. Then say I Confesse vnto A●●mighty God to th●● euer Blessed Virgin M●●ry to S. Michael the A●changel to S. Iohn Baptist to the holy Apost●● S. Peter and S Paul 〈◊〉 to all the Saints that ●aue sinned very much 〈◊〉 thought word and ●eed by my fault by my ●ault by my most grie●ous fault Therefore I ●eseech the euer B●essed Virgin Mary S. Michael ●he Archangel S. Iohn Baptist the holy Apo●tles S. Peter S Paul all the Saints to pray ●or me vnto our Lord God ℟ Almighty God haue mercy on vs forgiue vs all our sins and brin● vs vnto euerlasting life ℟ Amen vers Almigh●ty and most mercifull Lord giue vnto vs pa●●don absolution and remission of al our sinnes ℟ Amen Vouchsafe O Lord to keep vs thi● day without sinne Be merciful vnto vs o Lor● be merciful vnto vs. Le● thy mercy O Lord b● on vs euen as we haue hoped in thee O Lord ●eare my prayer and let ●y cry come vnto thee Let vs pray O Lord God Almighty who hast caused ●s to come vnto the beginning of this day saue ●s by thy power to the ●nd that this day we fall ●nto no sinne but that ●lwayes our wordes may ●roceed our thoughts ●nd works may be directed to execute thy Iustice through our Lord Iesus Christ. Amen Let vs pray VOVCHSAFE O Lord God King o● heauen and earth to direct and sanctify rule and gouerne this day our hartes and bodyes our senses speaches and our deeds in thy law in the workes of thy cōmandments that heere and euer O Sauiour of ●he world we may de●rue to be safe and free ●ou assisting vs who li●est and raignest world ●ithout end Amen O Angell of God who ●rt my keeper illumi●ate guard rule and go●erne me this day committed vnto thee by the ●upernall piety Amen The Blessing OVR Lord Iesus blesse vs and defend vs from all euill and bring vs vnto eternall life the soules of the faythfull