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Author: Herle, Charles, 1598-1659.
Title: Contemplations and devotions on the severall passages of our blessed Saviors death and Passion. Written by Charles Herle, Master in Arts, and sometimes of Excester Colledge in Oxford
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Print source: Contemplations and devotions on the severall passages of our blessed Saviors death and Passion. Written by Charles Herle, Master in Arts, and sometimes of Excester Colledge in Oxford
Herle, Charles, 1598-1659.
London: Printed by Aug. Mat[hewes] for Humphrey Robinson, dwelling in Pauls Churchyard at the signe of the three Pidgeons, 1631.
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To the Right Ho∣norable IAMES Lord STRANGE, Baron of Knocking, Lord Lieutenant of the Coun∣ties Palatine of Lancaster, and Chester, and of the Citie of Che∣ster, and Cunty of the same, nd Chamberlaine of Chester afore-said. Lord of the Isle of Man, Knight f the Honourable Order of the Bath, Heire apparent to the Rigt Honorable William Earle of Derby, his very good Lord and Master.
Contemplations and Devotions on the severall passages of our blessed Saviours death and Passion.
I. His bloudy sweat in the Garden.
II. Hee is sold and betrayd by Iudas.
III. Hee is apprehended in the Gar∣den, and thence led bound to the high Priests Hall.
IIII. Hee is forsaken by his A∣postles, forsworne by Peter.
V. Hee is mocked at, spit on, blindfolded, buffeted.
VI. Hee is accus'd before Pilate.
VII. Pilate arraies him in Scar∣let, Herod in White, both in way of abuse
VIII. Hee is crowned with Thornes.
IX. Hee is Sceptred with a Reed.
X. Hee is reiected, and Bar∣rabas released.
XI. Hee is condemned by Pilate.
XII. Hee beares his Crosse.
XIII. The women follow him weeping.
XIIII. The Souldiers divide, and cast lots for his gar∣ments.
XV. They Crucifie him.
XVI. Some vpbraid him on the Crosse, and dare him to come downe, others that passe by, wagge their heads at him, and revile him
XVII. His company in death, Theeves.
XVIII. The Place, Golgotha.
XIX. The Time, the Feast of the Passeover.
XX His Mother he recommends to Iohn, and Iohn to her.
XXI. They give him Gall and Vine∣gar, to drinke out of a Reed.
XXII. He bowes downe the head, and gives vp the ghost.
XXIII. The mourners at his death.
XXIIII. The Rockes rend, the dead arise.
XXV. The vayle of the Temple is rent from the top to the bottome.
XXVI. His fide is piercd with the Speare, whereat there flowes out water and bloud.
XXVII. Ioseph beggs, and huries his body, when Nichodemus had embalmed it.
The severall passa∣ges of our blessed Savi∣ours Death and Passion, devoutly contemplated on in this Booke, are these.