Breife meditations of the Most Holy Sacrament and of preparation, for receuing the same. And of some other thinges apertaining to the greatnes and deuotion of so worthy a misterie. Composed in Italian by the rev. father Luca Pinelli of the Societie of Iesus.

Title

Breife meditations of the Most Holy Sacrament and of preparation, for receuing the same. And of some other thinges apertaining to the greatnes and deuotion of so worthy a misterie. Composed in Italian by the rev. father Luca Pinelli of the Societie of Iesus.

Author

Pinelli, Luca, 1542-1607.

Publication

[London :: V. Simmes,

ca. 1600]

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Lord's Supper -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• A BRIEF TABLE OF THE CONTENTES OF THIS BOOKE.
• TO THE DEVOVT READER.
• THE FIRST MEDITATION
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A discourse in maner of a spirituall speach
• THE SECOND MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The fruit.
  • A discourse in maner of a spirituall speach.
• THE THIRD MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A spiritual speach.
• THE FOVRTH ME∣DITATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The fruit.
  • Of three maners of receauiug the blessed Sacrament and of the fruit which is receaued by euery one of these. Taken out of S. Thomas De Aquino. Opusculo. 58. cap. 17.18.19. Of che which the holy Councel of Trent likewise intrea∣teth. ses. 13. cap. 8.
  • A spirituall speach in manner of a Dialogue, betwixt man and his Soule.
• THE FIFT MEDITATI∣ON.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A spirituall speach.
• THE SIXT MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate in the First parte.
  • Pointes to meditate vpon the Second Parte.
  • The Fruit.
  • A discourse in manner of a Colloquium.
• THE SEVENTH MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • An Annotation. Of the end and intention which they ought to haue, which doe communicate.
  • Of the good intentions and endes which may be pretended by those that receaue.
  • A Colloquium.
• THE EIGHT MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A Colloquium. Kneeling downe before the Altar make this, or some such like speach vnto our Sauiour, before thou doest com∣municate.
• THE NINTHE MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruite.
  • A Colloquium,
• THE TENTH MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to Meditate.
  • The fruit.
  • Annotations.
  • A Colloquium.
• THE .XI. MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The fruit.
  • A Colloquium.
• THE .XII. MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • Pointes for the second parte which conteineth the appli¦cation hereof.
  • The Fruite.
  • A spirituall speach or Colloquiū.
• The XIII. MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes for to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • Annotation.
  • A Spirituall speach in maner of a dialogue Betwixt, Man, and his Soule.
• THE XIIII. MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes for to meditate.
  • The fruit.
  • The Colloquium.
• THE XV. MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A Colloquium.
• THE XVI. MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruite.
  • A Colloquium.
• THE XVII. MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to Meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A spirituall speach.
• THE XVIII. MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • A Colloquium or spirituall speach.
• THE XIX. MEDI∣TATION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit
  • A Colloquium.
• THE XX. MEDITA∣TION.
  • Pointes to meditate.
  • The Fruit.
  • Annotation.
  • The Colloquium.
• A DIALOGVE BE∣twixt a worldly and a spiritu∣all man, concerninge the most blessed Sacrament of the Altar.
• Of spirituall receauing the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar. CHAP. XXII.
• Of the principall figures of the most holy Sacra∣ment. CHAP. XXIII.
• Of the reuerence, and deuotion which auncient Saints haue vsed towardes this most diuine Sacrament. CHAP. XXIIII.
• Cap. 25.
• Cap. 26.
• CERTAINE MIRA∣cles of the most holy Sacra∣ment, gathered out of ap∣proued Authors. CHAP. XXVII.
• An Admonition to the Christian Reader. Cap. 28.
• THIS WHICH FOLOW¦eth is takē forth of S. Thomas de Aquino Opusc. 57. In the which is the Office and the Masse of the most holy Sacra∣ment. the one and the other were cōposed of him by the commaundement of the holy Pope Vrban the 4. which in∣stituted the feast of the most holy Sacrament.
  • The Himne at the first Euensong.
  • The same in English.
  • The Himne at Mattens.
  • The Himne at the Laudes.
  • The sequence after the Epistle of the Masse.
  • The same in English translated by the Reu. Fa. R. S.
  • hymn
    • Antiphona.
    • Oratio.
    • Antiphona.
    • Oratio.
  • prayer
• REMEMBRANCES OF Mother Teresa di Iesu: whoe was foundres of the barefooted Carmelitā Nunnes for her mo∣nasteries translated first out of Spanish into Italian, and now in to English for the profit of euery deuout Soule.
• Certaine Iaculatorie praiers writ∣ten by the Reu. Fa. R s.