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A68977	The prodigals teares. With a heavenly new yeeres gift sent to the soule; contayning many most zealous and comfortable prayers, with deuout meditations: both worthie the acceptance of all Christians, and their expence of time to peruse. By H. G. preacher of the most sacred Word of God	Brathwaite, Richard, 1588?-1673.; Goodcole, Henry, 1568-1641.	1620 (1620)	STC 3580; ESTC S114442	53,955	283

summed vp I may receiue for them length of dayes I am sorry I haue reserued but my Winter for Christ hauing spent my Spring in the seruice of Antichrist Yet so much shall my feruencie appeare now at my returne as it may counterpoize my securitie before my returne As I was clothed before with the garment of vanitie I will put on me the simple robe of Christs humilitie I will not wash my selfe in Syloe nor in Iordan but in the poole Bethesda of Spirituall Syon Thus am I to my Christ espoused for my troth is plighted I will say therefore with the Spouse I haue washed my feete how should I defile them againe Now let the Prodigals teares end with the Pilgrimes wish I desire to be dissolued not as one willing to suffer afflictions for his SAVIOVR but as one willing to leaue the Earth that hee may liue euer in the armes of his REDEEMER FINIS Esay 66. Ephes 5. 19 Iohn 4. Luke 10. Ps 116. 12. Psal 47. 47. Pro. 23. 26. 1. Cor. 4. 16 Matth. 25. Luke 16. Anselm in Med de amiss Virg. Caecus eram caecitatem meam nesciebam nudus non cognoscebam August Vt semper pendeat hamus Iuuenal Truncoque simill●nus Heros ibid. Luke 12. Luke 12. Esay 48. 22. Genes 8. 2 Mat. 22. 21. August Luke 24. Iohn 20. Marke 10. Luke 13. Marke 7. 9 Matth. 9. Luke 7. infra Qu. Curt. Iust 1. l. Adiuuat languentes hortatur pulsantes coronat vincentes ibid. Matth. 15. Luke 15. Vide Aug. in Medit. August Acts 9. Luke 21. Iohn 20. Luke 9. 2. Chron. 33. 12. Ionas 1. 15. 2. Sa. 19. 2. 2. Kin. 5. 6. Dan. 4. 23. Exod. 9. In Medit. Ibidem Ni restituatur ablatum non remittitur peccatum Col. 3. 23. Vide Arist. in Ethic. Cant 6. Prou 10. 19 Quideras cras cur non hodic cur non ha● hora finis turpitudinis tuae Aug. in Re● Iohn 4. 34. Ephes 5. 19. 2. Sa. 6. 14. The Prodigall craueth Humilities companie Two causes of teares to the prodigall Vna materna lacrima multas huiusmodi delebit literas Qui. Curt. Homr li. 7. Odiss Iram vocabant quoniam si quis vellet Nuntium ferebat more Iridis ibid. In perennij tempor Outward motiues of sorrow Non diu vixit Seneca Vide Laert. in vitae Phylos A Phylosophers Aphor Gen. 47. 9. Genes 2. 7. Adam rubra terra ●●nxit Hominem de puluere terrae Suet in vita Tit Anr Sen. ibidem Plutarch in Moralib Gen. 19. 2. Ier. 8. 10. Ier. 48. 10. 1. Reg. 5. 9 Sal Sol hominis dicitur Acts 24 Homer in Odiss Homer in Odiss Two causes why men differ 2. Cause Dan. 4. 26. Acts 26. Vox Dei non hominis Act. 12. Esth 5. 7. Augustin Luke 23. Iohn 19. Matth. 27 Marke 15. Rom. 13. 14. 2. King 14. 9. Dan. 5. 3. 2. Sam. 12. 2 Kings 12 Et in Manass orat Luke 15. Vide August in manual ca. 25. Anselmus Psal 37. 2. Quatere non decutere moliri non demoliri bellare non debellare c. Aut vincam velaadepta gloria peream Trag. Augustin Nunquā vēnit Iesus sine saluatione nunquam Christus sine vnctione The Prodigall craueth to be ranged in the Lords battell Vide Lucium Flor. in Sab Bell. Sabinis prodite junt nocte per virginem In Moral In 1. Offic. Num. 22. 22 At que vt Helio trophium flores quidam semper ad Solem c. Lyps 1. de const He giueth God his heart Fecisti Domine cormeum ad te inquietum est donec requiescat in te August in solil Opinions of marriage The Prodigals resolution Eccles 1. Non ignaua mal● miseris succurrere disco Loue. What the sensuall mans loue is Prouer. 22. Two maine inconueniences A salue for this sore Prou. 6. 26. Salust in Iugurth Bell. An excellēt portraiture of an ambitions man Remedy to an Auaricious minde Best honor that can be desired Vid Lycosthen Apothegm Exhortation to the ambitious man The miserable man Examples in Scripture of the Prodigals returne Auidus a non videndo Mydas according to the Etymologie of the Greeke is blinde Acts 19. Miser nemini est bonus sibi pessimus Esay 48. 22. Luke 16. The Prodigall onely wisheth 2 competence Inclytum Sen dict Vide Lyps de const l. 1. Ibidem 1. Sa. 17. 49. Passions best cured by contraries The noblest borne euer most humble Of misery and her opponent Of Enuie and her opponent Psal 100 1 A Christian resolution 1. Sam. 4. 7 Es 1. 14. Iosh 3. 10. Genes 16. Exod. 14. Numb 26. Dan. 3. 2 Kin. 2 24. 2. King 1. 9. Hebr. 10. 3. Things obserued in discipline of warre The properties of a good captaine Quae rationis trutina quasi norma quadā obrusa non sunt dispositae Lyps de Const The Camp where they must really their forces Vid Volaterr de castr metam loc Bellor aptiss 2. Excellent vertues required in a Souldiour Plutarch in vit Phylop In v●t African Psal 131. 1. Pro. 29. 23. In vita Philost apud Laert. The fruit of this victorie An obseruation in honour bestowed and not deserued Luk. 18. The Prodigals position Gen. 27. The Prodigals request Psal 119. August Psal 147. Baccbus in India Thebes vid. Annal. Iul. Plutarch Charismata Numismata c. Vide Plin. in Natur. histr Plutarth in vita Felo Pulchrorum Autumnus pulcherrimus c. Vniforme mixtum simplex secretum ab omni fece lentore c. de const T●●g Pom. libr. 2. Matth. 10. Luk. 14. Exercent n●terrent fidemque inflammant non d●primunt Ciuitatem se ferret Mundanum respondit c. Ibid. The Prodigals Legacy Vnde mihi lapidem Horac The Prodigals Imprese