Certain sermons or homilies appointed to be read in churches in the time of Queen Elizabeth of famous memory.

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[5], 388 p.; 35 cm. Contents: [The first tome of homilies: 12, by Thomas Cranmer and others, 1547]: A fruitful exhortation to the reading of Holy Scripture; Of the misery of all mankind; Of the salvation of all mankind; Of the true and lively faith; Of good works; Of Christian love and charity; Against swearing and perjury; Of the declining from God; An exhortation against the fear of death; An exhortation to obedience; Against whoredom and adultery; Against strife and contention -- The second tome of homilies [21, mostly by John Jewel, 1571]: Of the right use of the church; Against peril of idolatry; For repairing and keeping clean the church; Of good works: and first of fasting; Against gluttony and drunkenness; Against excess of apparel; An homily of prayer; Of the place and time of prayer; Of common prayer and sacraments; An information for them which take offence at certain places of Holy Scripture; Of almsdeeds; Of the Nativity; Of the Passion, for Good-Friday; Of the Resurrection, for Easter Day; Of the worthy receiving of the sacrament; An homily concerning the coming down of the Holy Ghost, for Whitsunday; An homily for rogation week; Of the state of matrimony; Against idleness; Of repentance and true reconciliation unto God; An homily against disobedience and wilful rebellion. Fair calf, front cover detached. Pages toned. N° de ref. del artículo 021219

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