A spiritual spicerie containing sundrie sweet tractates of devotion and piety. By Ri. Brathwait, Esq.

A TITLE-TABLE; Or Short Summarie of all such Tractates, Me∣ditations, Prayers, Con∣templations, and Motives to Piety, as are compri∣sed within this SPIRITUALL SPICERIE.

• A Divine Dialogue; or a comforta∣ble Conference be∣twixt our Saviour and a Sinner: with the Life of GR••YTRODIUS, the

• ... Author: Professant of a strict disciplinary Order. Page 1.
• A familiar Expostulation of the Flesh, to GOD the Father, touching C••RIST. pag. 53.
• An Answer of the Father to the Flesh. p. 61.
• A pithy Meditation upon this Expostulation and An∣swer, to inflame the Soule with a devout fervour. p. 65.
• Generall Rules of living well. p. 69.
• The Sorrowfull Soules Solace. p. 82.
• A Meditation referring to the former Ejaculation. p. 93.
• ...

• Mans-Mutability. p. 95.
• Minds-Tra••quillity. pag. 103.
• A Me••itation containing the praise of Peace, and her Beautie. p. 109.
• Christian Philosophy. p. 113
• The Soules Jubilee. p. 121.
• The Christian Store∣house. p. 144.
• Man his owne Foe. p. 153.
• Two devout Prayers, or Meditations of F. Lewis of Granado. p. 164. & 167.
• A short and fruitfull Con∣fession of a Sinner unto God,

• for obtaining Contrition. p. 179.
• A Confession of Sinnes. p. 183.
• A Prayer before the holy Communion. p. 187.
• A Prayer after celebrati∣on of the holy Communion. p. 190.
• An other Prayer. p. 193.
• A Prayer for all Judges, and Justiciaries. p. 196.
• A Prayer for peace or tranquillity of minde. p. 201.
• Of the presence of the Conscience in every place. p. 206.
• A Pithy Consideration

• inforcing in us to the former Subject a more serious Me∣ditation. p. 209.
• A Closing Sonnet upon these Miscellane Meditati∣ons. p. 223.
• A Reply to a rigid Preci∣sian, rendring him in a sen∣tentions Sapphicke of the Poet, all satisfaction. p. 226.
• A Christian Diall; which may serve well to shadow out our houres, number our dayes, direct our wayes, con∣tract our yeares, and regu∣late our desires. p. 228.
• The Life of Ioannes Lan∣spergius, a Carthusian; Author of that Christian Diall. p. 230.
• ...

• A briefe institution, with an Exer••ise for an happie dea••h: expressed in a fami∣liar Conference betwixt God and the Soule.
• Wholesome Admoniti∣ons, teaching a Christian how to dye well. p. 252.
• An Exercise, whereby ••arely, or whensoever thou willest, thou maist poure out thy heart unto God, for a good death. p. 257.
• An Oblation of Christ and his meri••s to his Father. p. 261.
• The Dying mans Diary, or a Christians Memento mori; divided into a five dayes Ex∣ercise. p. 264.
• Profitable Counsell for one approaching neare the

• point of death. p. 265.
• An Exercise, wherein the sicke person with sighes and groanes, may resigne him∣selfe unto God, and ••ervent∣ly desire, that he may deserve to be joyned unto him. p. 270.
• A Christians Last-will, or Testament; containing a Pro∣testation or Testament, not unprofitable to be repeated, or meditated of every Chri∣stian at the point of death. p. 281.
• An Elegie of Saint Diony∣sius, of the judgement of death. p. 288.
• An Epistle of Ludovious Blosius, written to an especi∣all friend, upon the perfe∣cting

• and publishing of his Worke entituled, The Parlour of the Soule. p. 290.
• Certaine choice or Select Sayings of D. Henricus Suso: of the love of the World, and of the love of God. p. 304.
• Of the Passion of our Lord. p. 309.
• Of the holy Eucharist. p. 313.
• Of resigning, denying, and mortifying ones selfe. p. 316.
• The Passionate•• Pilgrim; Breathing a Contemplative Mans Exercise: off••ring a P••nitent Soules Sacrifice. p. 325.
• Deaths Memoriall. p. 336.
• ...

• Deaths distinction. p. 343.
• Holy Memorialls; or Hea∣venly Memento's. p. 345.
• Of his Conception.
• Memoriall I. ibid.
• Of his Birth.
• Memoriall II. p. 352.
• Of his Childhood.
• Memoriall III. p. 360.
• Of his Youth.
• Memoriall IV. p. 367.
• Of his Manhood.
• Memoriall V. p. 375.
• Of his Age.
• Memoriall VI. p. 383.
• His Pleasures.
• Memoriall VII. p. 395.
• ...

• His Labours.
• Memoriall VIII. p. 406.
• His Life.
• Memoriall IX. p. 417.
• His Death.
• Memoriall. X. p. 443.

Notes

• Gruytro∣dius.
• Bonaven∣tura.
• Author.
• Ibid.
• Augusti∣nus.
• Author.
• Granado.
• Augustine.
• Aquinas.
• Bonavent.
• Author.
• Bernard.
• Author.
• Ibid.
• Ibid.
• Lansper∣gius.
• Ibid.
• Lansper∣gius.
• Lansper∣gius.
• Dionysius.
• Blosius.
• Suso.
• Augustine.
• Damian.
• Bernard.
• Author.