...in applying of Remedies. 35. Condefcending. 36. 77^ Pflr/iw Bleffing. 37. Concerning Detraction. -AC A PRIEST TO THE TEMPLE ; OR THE COUNTRY PARSON, HIS CHARACTER, AND RULE OF HOLY LIFE. CHAP. I. Of a. Pajlor. A PASTOR is the deputy of Chrift for the reducing of man to the obedience of...

...honouring of THE CHURCH as by law established in this realm. OXFORD, July 6, 1807. TABLE OF CONTENTS. I. A Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson, his Character, and Rule of Holy Life, by Mr. George Herbert, AM Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and sometime Public Orator of that...

...Pastor of the Second Church in Portland, in the United States. 8vo. 10s. 6d. A New Edition of Herbert's Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson ; his Character and Rule of Holy Life ; with the Church Porch, ftc, and a Sketch of his Life from Walton. Royal 3Umo. 2*. 64. in cloth, or...

...Pastor of the Second Church in Portland, in the United States. 8vo. 10s. 6d. A New Edition of Herbert's Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson ; his Character and Rule of Holy Life ; with the Church Porch, &c., and a Sketch of his Life from Walton. Royal 32mo. 2s. 6rf. in cloth,...

...to be called The Ladies' Cabinet of Fuhiou, Music, and Romance. A New Edition of Herbert's Priest of the Temple, or, the Country Parson ; his Character, and Rule of Holy Ufe ; with the Church Porch, &c. : and a Sketch of his Life, from Walton. Royal 32mo. Cloth. Uii the...

...volume was the only companion of Cowper during his first melancholy eclipse. Herbert's prose work, " The Country Parson his Character and Rule of Holy Life," is an inestimable little treatise. D. THE RELIGIOUS INNKEEPER.* I AM of opinion that in every lawful calling...

...them. He is one of those who being dead, yet speak to us. He wrote a small volume, which he entitled, "A Priest to the Temple ; or, the Country Parson, his Character, and Rule of holy Life." There is little doubt but that this arose out of his solemn covenanting with God in the church at Bemertou....

...history. Jan. 1654. AS The prose writings of George Herbert are comprehended in the Remains. They are " A Priest to the Temple ; or, the Country Parson, his character, and rule of holy life," first printed 165)2; a translation of Cornaro's treatise from the Italian; a Preface and Notes to Ferrar's...

...and to express it, as by all other possible testifications, so by making a right use of this book. A PRIEST TO THE TEMPLE; OR, THE COUNTRY PARSON, HIS CHARACTER, AND RULE OF HOLY LIFE. [FIRST PRINTED IN 1652.] THE AUTHOR TO THE READER. BEING desirous (through the mercy of God) to please...

...than the good taste, of his contemporaries. There is less reason to wonder at the popularity of his " Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson, his Character, and Rule of Holy Life," 1652, 12mo, in prose, a work of unpretending practical utility, exhibiting the duties and employments...