Haste, evils thereof, in marriage and the
professions, xii. 107

Hatred, Mutual, betwixt a Christian and
the World, No. 75. viii. 81

Head, forbidden fashions of it, v. 248
Head and Body, their relation a resem-
blance of the union betwixt Christ and
Christians, vii. 228

Healing of National wounds, the act of
God, v. 442

Health, sinful, sickness better than it, a
comfort under sickness, vii. 114

its vicissitudes, a comfort under
sickness, vii. 114

without sleep, a comfort under
want of sleep, vii. 190

Hearers, to lay aside itching ears, xi. 241
Hearing the Word of God, Meditation and
Prayer preparatives thereto, vi. 499

Reverence, At-
tention, and Application necessary
therein, vi. 500

to be followed

by Memory, Meditation, Conference,
and Practice, vi.502

- loss of, Comforts against enume-
rated, vii. 177

the supply of one sense by another,
a comfort under its loss, vii. 183
Heart, tenderness of it pleasing to God,
ii. 195

of Man deceitful, v. 137

the manner of its deceit, v. 141
the subject of its deceit, v. 144
the effects of its deceit, v. 145

how we may avoid the danger of its
deceit, v. 146

must be thoroughly searched, v. 146
must be carefully watched, v. 147
must be distrusted, v. 148

must be countermined in its subtle
workings, v. 149

the furnace of all wicked fashions, v.
255

cannot be divided between God and
Satan, No. 5. viii. 6

infinite in desire, No. 34. viii. 12
sign of a false one, No. 70. viii. 112
the Suggestions of a false one, So-
liloquy on, viii. 294

and Tongue, singleness in them God
loves, viii. 315

Religion, both rare and hard, No.
91. viii. 50

Hearts, wicked, must have terrible reme-
dies, vi. 344

Heathens, their resolution under sufferings,
vii. 116

HEAVEN UPON EARTH: Or, OF TRUE PEACE
AND TRANQUILLITY OF MIND, vi. 1
Heaven, the ascent is difficult; but the
descent to Hell is easy, No. 60. viii. 18
the Christian's home, its glory and
happiness, No. 22. viii. 64

the Happy Estate of the Saints in,
the Soul's reflections on, viii. 311

the Soul waiting for its Entrance
therein, viii. 321

our mutual knowledge of each
other there, vi. 196

the believing sight of God antici-
pates it, vi. 327
Heaven and Hell: Every man hath one,
No. 38. viii. 13
Heaven and Earth, Meditation on the
view of, xi. 62

Heavenly, and Earthly things, represented
by the Sun and Moon, No. 101. viii. 90
Heavenly Bodies, their influences, No. 22,
viii. 149

Heavenly Things, those which have once

tasted of them contemn the best
worldly Pleasures, No. 52. viii. 74
Heavens moving, Meditation on the sight
of the, xi. 52

Heavens, the Greatness of God to be seen
in the frame of them, vi. 330
Heavens, two in one, Soliloquy on, viii.
249

Hedge-hog, Meditation on the sight of
one, xi. 166

Hell, torment of it heightened by seeing
the felicity of the Saints, No. 59. viii.
109

- itself, good use made of it by God,
No. 16. viii. 217

Hellish Hostility, Soliloquy on, viii. 241
Hell's Triumph, Soliloquy on, viii. 286
Hemingius, his attestation to the rite of
Confirmation, x. 458

Hemlock, Meditation on the sight of, xi.
170

HENOCHISMUS, SIVE TRACTATUS DE MODO
AMBULANDI CUM DEO, (Latin and Eng-
lish,) xi. 185

Henry, Prince, Epistle of Gratulation for
the Hopes of him to Mr. Newton, his
Tutor; with an advising Apprecation,
vi. 132

Two Elegies on, xii. 326
Henry IVth of France, Epistle to M.
Peter Moulin, Preacher of the Church
at Paris, on Ravillac's attempt to assassi-
nate him, vi. 253

Herbs, dried, Meditation on, xi. 96
Heresy distinguished into mere and mixed,
vii. 94

mere, a spiritual sin, and to be
dealt with in a spiritual way, vii. 94
mixed, not to be exempted from
bodily punishments, vii. 95
Heretic a greater enemy to Religion than
an Atheist, No. 36. viii. 104
Heretics, to be banished from the society
of others, to prevent infection, vii. 88
Herod troubled at the birth of Christ, ii. 284
Hezekiah spreads the King of Assyria's
letter before the Lord, ii. 178

his deliverance from the King
of Assyria, ii. 178

reason of his desire of life, ii. 181
High-minded, the Rich charged not to be,
v. 112

Hildebrand enjoins celibacy on Ecclesias-
tics, ix. 269

HILDEBRANDO D. HERMANNO EPISTOLA,
xi. 450

Hindrances to a sight of God, what, vi.
317

Hiram, his help in building the Temple,
i. 479

Holiness, Misconstructions of, Soliloquy
on, viii. 248

Holy, the more so any person is, the more
he is afflicted with others' sin, No. 38.
viii. 158

Holy-Days, how observed in the Church
of England, x. 78

Holy Function, Blemishes of the, Soliloquy
on, viii. 297

HOLY OBSERVATIONS. ONE BOOK, Viii. 93
HOLY ORDER: Or, FRATERNITY OF THE
MOURNERS IN SION, vii. 509

the Rules suitable for such

Horror, with the Remedy thereof, vi. 360
House of God, various Motives with which
Men come to it, i. 359

to be reverenced, vi. 337
Huldericus, in an Epistle to Nicholas I.,
asserts the Marriage of Ecclesiastics,
ix. 259

Human Ordinances, Christ hath freed us
therefrom, v. 243

HUMBLE REMONSTRANCE TO THE HIGH
COURT OF PARLIAMENT, X. 273

DEFENCE
THEREOF AGAINST SMECTYMNUUS, X.
287

Humble Man, The, Character of, vi. 93
Humble and meek Temper, a fit disposi-
tion for Peace, vii. 66
Humility, its gracious disposition, v. 276
the counterfeit thereof, v. 276
the true, v. 277

account of his Genuine and
Spurious Epistles, x. 210
Image-worship, Newness of it, ix. 345
against Scripture, ix. 347
against Reason, ix. 349
Imitation, caution to be used in it, No. 65.
vi. 67. No. 71. viii. 180

Impediments, good hearts solicitous to
remove those, which lie between them
and their Saviour, ii. 604
Impenitence and Unbelief, the sick soul's
complaint thereof answered, vii. 124
Impiety, Ten of Satan's Temptations
thereto, repelled, vii. 285

two sorts of persons under
it to be bewailed: those, who are too
much affected with an outward bond-
age; and those, who are not at all
affected with a spiritual, vi. 518
Ignorance better professed, than Know-
ledge falsely, No. 91. viii. 25
Inconstancy and Desertion, the sick soul's
complaint thereof answered, vii. 129
Indifferency in Human Things safe, No.
6. viii. 96
Indulgences, the Romanists' notions con-
cerning them refuted, xi. 338

and Purgatory, Newness of

them, ix. 350

wrestling, i. 47

goes into Egypt to his son Joseph,

viii. 154

Ingratitude of carnal minds, i. 110

three causes of, Envy, Pride,
Covetousness, No. 23. viii. 34

the soul bewailing itself on ac-
count thereof, No. 6. viii. 213
Inheritances, Heavenly better than Earthly,
No. 85. viii. 84

Injuries, Zeal to revenge our own rather
than God's, No. 52. viii. 16

the remembrance of them must
not lodge with us, No. 58. viii. 40
Injury, followed by three things, Revenge,
Censure, Satisfaction, No. 98. viii. 27
Instinct of Animals, No. 8. viii. 138
Instruments of God, must not be measured
by their own power, but by the will of
the Agent, i. 201

wicked, God will not honour
them, by making them the means of re-
moving public evils, No. 57. viii. 170
Interest, universal, Soliloquy on, viii. 256
to let fall our own for the public,

a way of Peace for a Private Person,
vii. 82
INURBANITATI PONTIFICIE RESPONSIO,
(Latin and English), xi. 399

INVISIBLE WORLD DISCOVERED TO SPIRI-
TUAL EYES, AND REDUCED TO USEFUL

MEDITATION, viii. 351

i. 60

and Joseph, their Faith, No. 88.
viii. 193
Jealousy, holy, of God's children, vi. 343
Jehoahaz taken captive by Pharaoh Necho
King of Egypt, ii. 201

Jehoiachin carried captive to Babylon, ii.

istence, viii. 353

its distribution, viii. 355
Invisible, The, how Moses saw him, vi. 314
Invocation of Saints, Newness of it, ix. 364

Ireland, a hint in regard to its religious
ignorance and superstition, v. 289
Iron, Meditation on hearing the quench-
ing of it in Water, xi. 96

Irradiation, Divine, of the Mind, necessary
to a sight of God, vi. 320
Isaac, his life quiet and retired; Jacob's
busy and troublesome, i. 45
Isidore, his "Rule of Clerks" quoted for
the Marriage of Ecclesiastics, ix. 258
Israel, God's Vineyard, v. 315

a type of God's Church, No. 52.
viii. 167
Israelites, their deliverance out of Egypt,
i. 82

Ivy-tree, Meditation on the sight of one,
xi. 176

his early piety, ii. 194
enquires of Huldah the Prophetess,
ii. 195

goes against the king of Egypt, with-
out taking counsel of God, ii. 199
Joy and Sorrow moderated, No. 48. viii. 38
of the Christian and Worldling, No.
77. viii. 81

of the Christian superior to the World-
ling's, No. 9. viii. 97

Spiritual, to be cultivated, No. 21. viii.
219

false, Soliloquy on, viii. 242
intermitted, Soliloquy on, viii. 255
Joys, heavenly, Soliloquy on, viii. 265
Judah, his pledge and incest, i. 51
Judah tributary to the king of Assyria,
ii. 169
Judaism refuted, vi. 185

Judge, Meditation on the coming in of the,
xi. 162

Judgment, Spirit of God enlightens it, v.537
man's, as the expression occurs
in 1 Cor. iv. 3, explained, xi. 215

therein, vii. 254

Saints on earth united

what differences thereof make a
different Religion, vii. 48

Last, continual Denunciation of
it not profitable, No. 46. viii. 106
Presages of, Soliloquy on,

viii. 299
its Terrors, Comforts against
enumerated, vii. 209

aggravation of its fearful-

ness, vii. 209
our Advocate being our
Judge, a comfort against its terrors, vii.

211

frequent meditation there-
on and due preparation, the remedies of
our fear, vii. 213

Satan's Temptation to dis-
believe it, repelled, vii. 301
Judgment Day, more terrible than the
giving of the Law, i. 108

neither to be put far from
us, nor the time to be punctually deter-
mined, viii. 557
Judgments, proofs of God's mercy, v. 453
Improvement of, urged on all

that love Christ in sincerity, viii. 325

of God, frequent meditation
thereon, a ureans to keep the heart ten-
der, vi. 349

Jurisdiction, Superiority of, appropriated
to Bishops, x. 227, 311, 320
Justice and Peace, Spiritual, v. 188
Civil, v. 191

Legal, v. 191

Distributive, v. 192

desire, No. 89. viii. 193

Laban follows Jacob, i. 47
Labour, the advantage of it, No. 81, viii. 45
the Necessity of, Soliloquy on,

viii. 260
Lantern, Meditation on the sight of a dark
one, xi. 82

Lark, Meditation on the sight of one flying
up, xi. 84

Latter House, the Glory of the, Sermon
on, v. 160

Laud, Archbp., and Hall's, Bp., Form of
Penance and Reconciliation, xii. 346
Law, Israelites must cleanse themselves and
their garments at the giving of it, i. 107
Thunder and Lightning at the giving
thereof, i. 108

of Ceremonies, Christ hath freed us
therefrom, v. 344

freedom from it by Christ, v. 344
Lay-Elders, the appellation considered, x.
246

252, 343

not known in Scripture, x. 249
strangers to all Antiquity, x.

the Judgment of Scultetus
concerning them, x. 366
Learning not Ostentatious, No. 24. viii. 10
Legion, what the term imports, ii. 362
Leipsic Conference, opinion concerning,

xi. 495

Letter from Bishop Hall to Dr. Fuller,