Sect. III. Rules and Spiritual
Arts of lengthning our days, and

tion.

ibid.

The Benefits of this Exercife.

45

51

Sect. III. Of exercifing Cha-
rity during our whole life.
Sect. IV. General Confidera-
tions to inforce the former pra-

Etices,

54

The circumstances of a dying
man's forrow and danger.

CHAP. III.

55

to take off the objection of a bort OF the Temptations inci-

16

dent to the ftate of Sick-
nels, with their proper Reme-

dies.

59

Sect. I. Of the ftate of Sick-

nefs.

ibid.

life.
Sect. IV. Confideration of the
Mileries of Man's Life. 27
Sect. V. The Confideration
reduced to practice.

CHAP. II.

33

A General preparation to-

wards a holy and blessed
Death, by way of Exercise. 37
Sect. I. Three Precepts pre-
paratory to a boly Death, to be
practifed in our whole life. ibid.

Sect. II. Of daily Examina-
tion of our actions in the whole
courfe of our health, preparatory
to our death-bed.
42

Sect. II. Of Impatience. 62
Sect. III. Constituent or in-
tegral parts of Patience. 65

Sect. IV. Remedies against

Impatience, by way of Confide-

ration.

67

Sect. V. Remedies against
Impatience, by way of Exercise.

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