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The boke named the royall.

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Title: The boke named the royall.
Author: Laurent, Dominican, fl. 1279.
Publication: [Enprynted at London :: In fletestrete at the sygne of ye sonne by Wynkyn de Worde,; [1507]]
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Subject terms: Conduct of life -- Early works to 1800.
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HEre foloweth y^e table of the ••ubtyces of this pre∣sent boke entytled & named Ryal whiche speketh fyrst of the ten commaundementes.

Fyrst of the two tables of the lawe whiche god delyuerd vnto Moyses for to preche to the people. Ca. primo.
Of the fyrst commaundement. Ca. ii.
Of the fyrste commaundement of the lawe. Ca. iii.
Of the seconde commaundement of the lawe. Ca. iiii.
How one ought to loue his neyghboure. Ca. v.
Here folowe y^e .x. cōmaūdemētes of y^e lawe {per}ticuler. vi.
Of the iii. fyrst cōmaūdementes partyculer and y^e fyrst thynge that a subget oweth to his lorde. Ca. vi.
Of the seconde thynge y^t a subget oweth to his lorde. vii.
The thyrd thynge y^t a subget oweth to his lorde Ca. ix.
Of the seuen other commaundementes apperteynyng to the loue of his neyghboure Ca. x.
Of the .xii. artycles of the fayth Ca. xi.
Of y^e beest that saynt Iohan theuangelyst sawe in tha∣pocalyps Ca. xii.
The deuysyon of the seuen deedly synnes. Ca. xiii.
Of the braunches of the synne of pryde. Ca. xiiii
Of the fyrst braunche and of the fyrste bowgh. Ca. xv.
Of the seconde bowgh of the fyrst braunche. Ca. xvi.
Of the thyrde bowgh. Ca. xvii.
Of the seconde braunche of pryde. Ca. xviii.
The thyrde braunche of pryde Ca. xix.
The fourth braunche whiche is ambycyon. Ca. xx.
The .v. braunche whiche is vaynglorye. Ca. xxi.
The .vi. braunche is ypocrysye. Ca. xxii.
The .vii. braunche of pryde. Ca. xxiii.
The seconde heed of the beest. Ca. xxiiii.
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The thyrde heed of the beest of helle is Ire. Ca. xxv
The fyrst warre of the synne of yre. C. xxvi.
Of y^e synne of slowth y^e clerkes calle accidie. Ca. xxvii.
Of pusyllamynyte of delayeng & werynes. Ca. xxviii
Of delayenge to do well. Ca. xxix.
Of the synne and vyce of neclygēce. Ca. xxx.
Of forgettynge & the vyce y^t cometh therof. Ca. xxxi.
Of the vyce of latchednes. Ca. xxxii.
Of euyl poyntes of slouth. Ca. xxxiii.
Of the synne of auerice. Ca. xxxiiii
Of dyuers maners & spyces of vsurye. Ca. xxxv.
The .ii. maner of vsurye Ca. xxxvi. Of thefte. Ca. xxvii
The .iii. braunche of the synne of aueryce. Ca. xxxviii
The synne of chalenge. Ca. xxxix
Of seuen maners of the synne of chalenge. Ca. xl
The fytte braunche of aueryce. Ca. xli
Of the synne of symonye. Ca. xlii.
Of the fyrst bough of symonye. Ca. xliii.
Of y^e synne of malignite y^t cometh of aueryce. Ca. xliiii
Of marchaundise. Ca. xlv
The .ix. braunche of auaryce. Ca. xlvi
Of the synne of lecherye: Ca. xlvii
Of dyuers estates of lecherye. Ca. xlviii.
Of the synne of glotonye. Ca. xlix
Of the synne of the tongue. C. L.
Of the synne that is in ydle wordes. C. li.
Of the synne of auauntynge. C. lii
Of euyll sayers of other. C. liii
Of the synne to say lesynges. C. liiii.
Of the synne of periurye. C. lv
Of the synne & peryll y^t is in chydynge. C. lvi
Of the synne of murmure. C. lvii.
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Of the synne and peryll that is in rebellyon. Ca. lviii.
Of the synne of blasphemye. Ca. lix.
That this lyf nys but deth as it appyereth Ca. lx.
How man lyueth deyenge in this worlde. Ca. lxi.
How a mā ought to lyue holyly & lerne to do wel. Ca. lxii
Of .iii. maners of goodes spyrytuell. Ca. lxiii.
Of the goodes of tortune. Ca. lxiiii.
Of the goodes of nature. Ca. lxv.
Of the goodes of grace. Ca. lxvi.
What vertue is honourable good. Ca. lxvii.
Of vecay sapyence or wysedome. Ca. lxviii.
Of the prowesse of y^e knyghtes of Ihesu cryst. Ca. lxix.
Of y^e veray seygnorye y^t gyueth grace & vertues. C. lxx.
Of veray fraunchyse. Ca. lxxi.
Of veray noblesse. Ca. lxxii.
That charyte is moost grettest of vertues. Ca. lxxiii.
Of two maners of goodes delectable. Ca. lxxiiii.
Of vertues in specyall. Ca. lxxv.
The seuen petycyons & requestys that ben conteyned in the holy pater noster. Ca. lxxvi.
wherfore y^u sayst fader our / & not fader myn. Ca. lxxvii.
Why it is sayd qui est in celis. Ca. lxxviii.
How sanctificetur nomen tuum is expowned. Ca. lxxix.
The .ii. petycyon & requeste of y^e pater noster. Ca. lxxx.
The .iii. petycyon & request of y^e holy pater nr̄. Ca. lxxxi.
The fourth petycyon and requeste. Ca. lxxxii.
The .v. petycyon & requeste of y^e pater noster. Ca. lxxxiii.
The .vi. petycyon & requeste of y^e pater nr̄. Ca. lxxxiiii.
The seuenth petycyon of the pater noster. Ca. lxxxv.
Of the seuen gyftes of the holy ghoost. Ca. lxxxvi.
They be called gyftes for thre reasons. Ca lxxxvii.
Why y^e gyftes of the holy ghost be called gyftes. lxxxviii.
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why there be seuen gyftes & no mo ne lasse. Ca. lxxxix.
Of .vii. vertues / wherof thre ben deuyne / & .iiiii. cardy∣nall. Ca. lxxxx.
Of the foure cardynall vertues. Ca. lxxxxi.
Yet of the foure cardynall vertues. Ca. lxxxxii.
Of the vertue of attemperaunce. Ca. lxxxxiii.
Of the vertue of strength. Ca. lxxxxiiii.
Of the vertue of Iustyse. Ca. lxxxxv.
How a man ought to take fro hym the .vii. dedely syn∣nes. Ca. lxxxxvi.
Of the gyfte of holy drede. Ca. lxxxxvii.
Of foure rotes of the synne of pryde. Ca. lxxxxviii.
Of the vertue of humylyte. Ca. lxxxxix.
Of the vertue of humylyte. Ca. C.
Of hym that is veray humble. Ca. Ci.
Of hym that is humble of herte. Ca. Cii.
How a man ought to hate pryde. Ca. Ciii.
Of dyuers estates of pryde. Ca. Ciiii.
Of thensygnement & doctryne of our lorde. Ca. Cv.
Of the pryuyte that god hath to the soule. Ca. Cvi.
Of the comparyson of the mustard seed to the loue of god. Ca. Cvii.
Of the gyfte of holy drede and pyte. Ca. Cviii.
Of seuen maners of loue spyrytuell. Ca. Cix.
Of the seuen gyftes of the holy ghoost and fyrst of the gyfte of scyence. Ca. Cx.
Of y^e seconde degre of equyte & ryghtwysnes. Ca. Cxi.
Of the thyrde degree of the vertue of equyte. Ca. Cxii.
Of y^e fourthe & fyfthe degre of y^e vertue of equyte Cxiii.
Of the syxte degree of the vertue of equyte. Ca. Cxiiii.
Of the seuenth degree of y^e vertue of equyte. Ca. Cxv.
The vertues ageynst y^e seuen dedely synnes. Ca. Cxvi.
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How one ought to lyue in the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 estate. C. Cxvii
Of y^e deuysion of vertues after y^e phylosophers. C. xviii
Of the fyrst vertue magnanymyte. C. Cxix
Of the vertue of fraunce or trust. Ca. Cxx
Of the vertue of surte. Ca. Cxxi.
Of the fourth degre of the vertue prowesse. Ca. Cxxii
Of y^e fyft degre of the vertue of prowesse. Ca. Cxxiii.
Of the syxt degre of y^e vertue of prowesse. Ca. Cxxiiii
Of the spyrytuell batayle agaynst synne. C. Cxxv
Of the fyrst batayle agaynst all vyces. Ca. Cxxvi
Of very repentaunce of hert. Ca. Cxxvii
How a man ought to confesse hym. Ca. Cxxviii.
Of the vertue of the yeft of counseyll / and of god / and meryte that is therin. Ca. Cxxix.
Of the degrees of the vertue of mercy. Ca. Cxxx.
y^e braūches of y^e vertue of mercy & of almesse. ca. Cxxxi
The seuen braūches of mercy on the lyfte syde and the fyrst braunche. C. Cxxxii
The seconde braunche. Ca. C.xxxiii
The thyrde braunche. Ca. Cxxxiiii.
The fourthe braunche. Ca. Cxxxv.
The fyfte braūche of mercy. Ca. Cxxxvi.
The .vi braūche of mercy. Ca. Cxxxvii
The :vii braunche of mercy. Ca. Cxxxviii.
How a person ought to do almesse. Ca. Cxxix
Of the lyfe actyfe and of the lyfe cōtemplatyfe. ca Cxl
Of the vertue of chastite the fyrste degre. Ca. Cxli
The seconde degre of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxlii
She thyrde degre of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxliii
The fourth degre of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxliiii
The .v. degre of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxlv
The vi degre of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxlvi.
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The .vii. degree of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cxlvii.
Of the fyrst estate of them that ben hole and chaste of body. Ca. Cxlviii.
The seconde estate of them y^t ben corrupte Ca. Cxlix.
The thyrde estate and the fourth estate. Ca. CL.
The fyfthe estate of chastyte. Ca. Cli.
The .vi. estate of the vertue of vyrgynyte and chastyte Ca. Clii.
The seuenth estate of the vertue of chastyte. Ca. Cliii.
Of the gyfte of sapyence. Ca. Cliiii.
Of the fyrst degree of sobrenes & of mesure. Ca. Clv.
Of y^e seconde degree of sobrenes & of mesure. Ca. Clvi
Of y^e .iii. degre of sobrenes & of attēperaūce. Ca. Clvii.
Of y^e .iiii. degree of sobrenes .& of mesure Ca. Clviii.
The v. degree of sobrenes & of mesure. Ca. Clx.
The .vi degree of sobrenes & of attemperaūce. Ca. Clx.
The .vii. degre of sobrenes & of attemperaūce. Ca. Clxi.

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