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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A64677	The Protestant school, or, A method, containing several forms of prayer, psalms, lessons, thanksgivings, and graces for the bringing up and well grounding children and elder persons in the Protestant religion by the Bishop Usher. Also a catalogue of all the English words beginning with one syllable, and proceeding by degrees to eight ... : to which is added an historical account of several plots and remarkable passages from Queen Elizabeth to this present time ... by Moses Lane.	Ussher, James, 1581-1656.; Lane, Moses. Words of one syllable.	1681 (1681)	Wing U212; ESTC R25176	81,296	182

ways of thy Holy Commandments and endue me with the Gifts and Graces of thy Blessed Spirit By which means I may begin continue and end this day likewise to the Praise and Glory of thy Holy Name and to the Profit and Salvation of my Soul III. Direct O Lord this day my Heart my Body and Senses my Works and Actions and grant that I always may Thirst and Hunger after Righteousness and follow after those things which belong to my Peace lest by any Neglect of mine they be hid from my Eyes and I intreat thee O Father to walk along with me this day guide my going out and my coming in prosper whatsoever I shall take in hand and alwayes furnish me with a thankful a reverential and obedient Heart that I may praise thee reverence thee and be obedient to thy heavenly Will in all things which I beg for thy Son Jesus Christ his Sake my only Saviour and Redeemer in whose Name I put up this imperfect Prayer but conclude with the most perfect form of Prayer which he hath taught in his holy Gospel The Lords Prayer Our Father which art in Heaven hallowed be thy Name thy Kingdom come thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven give us this Day our daily Bread and forgive us our Trespasses as we forgive them that Trespass against us and lead us not into Temptation but deliver us from Evil for thine is the Kingdom Power and Glory for ever and ever amen O Lord open thou my Lips And my Mouth shall shew forth thy Praise O God make speed to save me O Lord make hast to help me Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the holy Ghost As it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be world without end Psalms appointed to be read in the Morning Collected by him from several Psalms 1st Psalm Psal. 25. Unto thee O Lord do I lift up my Soul Let the Words of my Mouth and the Meditations of my heart be acceptable in thy Sight O Lord my Strength and my Redeemer Hearken unto the Voice of my Cry my King and my God for unto thee will I make my Prayer For thou art the God that hast no Pleasure in Wickedness neither shall any Evil dwell with thee If thou Lord wilt be extreame to mark what is done amiss O Lord who may abide it But there is forgiveness with thee therefore thou shalt be feared For thou Lord art good and ready to forgive and plenteous in Mercy unto all them that call upon thee O God thou knowest my Foolishness and my Sins are not hid from thee I have gon astray like a lost Sheep seek thy Servant for I do not forget thy Commandments Against thee only have I sinned and done this Evil in thy sight Cast me not away from thy Presence and take not thy holy Spirit from me Restore to me the Joy of thy Salvation and uphold me with thy free Spirit 2d Psalm Hear me O Lord for thy loving Kindness is good turn unto me according to the multitude of thy tender Mercies Be Merciful unto me O Lord for I cry unto thee daily Shew me thy Ways O Lord and teach me thy Paths Lead me in thy Truth and teach me for thou art the God of my Salvation on thee do I wait all the Day long Order my Steps in thy Word and let not any Iniquity have Dominion O send out thy Light and thy Truth let them lead me let them bring me unto thy holy Hill and thy Tabernacle Cause me to hear thy loving Kindness in the Morning for in thee do I trust Cause me to know the Way wherein I should Walk for I lift up my Soul unto thee Teach me to do thy Will for thou art my God thy Spirit is good lead me into the Land of Uprightness Withold not thy tender Mercies from me O Lord let thy loving Kindness and thy Truth continually preserve me Teach me thy Way O Lord I will walk in thy Truth unite my Heart to fear thy Name Lord make me to know my End and the measure of my Days that I may know how frail I am For in thee is the Well of Life and in thy Light shall we see Light 3d. Psalm Let my Cry come before thee O Lord give me understanding according to thy Word I have declared my Ways and thou heardest me teach me thy Statutes Make me to understand the way of thy Precepts so shall I talk of thy wondrous Works Open thou my Eyes that I may behold the wondrous things out of thy Law Thy Hands have made me and fashioned me give me understanding that I may learn thy Commandments Let thy Mercies come also unto me O Lord even thy Salvation according unto thy Word Let thy tender Mercies come unto me that I may live for thy Law is my Delight Let my Soul live and it shall praise thee and let thy Judgments help me Great are thy tender Mercies O Lord quicken me according to thy Judgments The Righteousness of thy Testimonies is everlasting give me understanding and I shall live Thy Word is Truth from the beginning and every one of thy righteous Judgments endureth for ever For thou Lord wilt bless the righteous with Favour wilt thou compass him as with a Shield Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the holy Ghost As it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be World without end Amen The first Lesson taken out of several Places in the old Testament Ye shall make you no Idols nor Graven Image neither rear you up a standing Image neither shall you set up any Image of Stone in your Land to bow down unto it for I am the Lord your God Thou shalt not make thee any Graven Image or any likeness of any thing that is in Heaven above or that is in the Earth beneath or that i● in the Waters beneath the Earth Thou shalt not bow down thy self unto them nor serve them To whom will you liken God or what likeness will you compare unto him Ye saw no Similitude on the Day that the Lord spake unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the Fire Ye heard the Voice of the Words but saw no Similitude only ye heard a Voice And he declared unto you his Covenant which he commanded you to perform even ten Commandments and he wrote them upon two Tables of Stone I am the Lord that is my Name and my Glory will I not give unto another neither my Praise to Graven Images Every Founder is confounded by the Graven Image for his Moulten Image is Falshood and there is no Breath in them They are Vanity and the Work of Errours in the time of their Visitation they shall perish The Stock is a Doctrine of Vanities and their Molten Images are Wind and Confusion They that make a Graven Image are all of them Vanity and their delectable things shall not Profit and they are

Lord our Heavenly Father Almighty and everlasting God which hast safely brought me to the beginning of this Day defend me in the same by thy mighty Power and grant that this Day I fall into no Sin neither run into any kind of Danger but that all my Doings may be ordered by thy Governance to do always that which is Righteous in thy Sight through Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour The ten Commandments The Preface And God spake all these Words and said I am the Lord thy God which brought thee out of the Land of Egypt out of the House of Bondage 1. Thou shalt have none other Gods but me Lord have Mercy upon me and Incline my Heart to keep this Law II. Thou shalt not make to thy self any Graven Image nor the likeness of any thing which is in Heaven above or in the Earth beneath or in the Water under the Earth thou shalt not bow down to them nor worship them for I the Lord thy God am a Jealous God and Visi● the Sins of the Fathers upon the Children unto the third and fourth Generation of them that hate me and shew Mercie unto thousands in them that love me and keep my Commandments Lord have Mercy upon me c. III. Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in Vain for the Lord will not hold him Guiltless that taketh his Name in Vain Lord have Mercy upon me c. IV. Remember that thou keep Holy the Sabbath Day six Days shalt thou Labour and do all that thou hast to do but the seventh Day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God in it thou shalt do no manner of Work thou and thy Son and thy Daughter thy Man-servant and thy Maid-servant thy Cattle and the Stranger that is within thy Gates for in six Days the Lord made Heaven and Earth the Sea and all that in them is and rested the seventh Day wherefore the Lord Blessed the seventh Day and Hollowed it Lord have Mercy upon me c. V. Honour thy Father and thy Mother that thy Days may be long in the Land which the Lord thy God giveth thee Lord have Mercy upon me c. VI. Thou shalt do no Murther Lord have Mercy upon me c. VII Thou shalt not commit Adultery Lord have Mercy upon me c. VIII Thou shalt not steal Lord have Mercy upon me c. IX Thou shalt not bear false Witness against thy Neighbour Lord have Mercy upon me c. X. Thou shalt n●t covet thy Neighbours House thou shalt not covet thy Neighbours Wife nor his Servant nor his Maid nor his Ox nor his Ass nor any thing that is his Lord have Mercy upon me and Write all these thy Laws in my Heart I beseech thee The Creed of Gregory Nazienzen commonly called the Nicene Creed I Believe in one God the Father Almighty maker of Heaven and Earth and of all things Visible and Invisible and in one Lord Jesus Christ the only Begotten Son of God Begotten of his Father before all Worlds God of God Light of Light very God of very God Begotten not Made being of one Substance with the Father by whom all things were made who for us Men and for our Salvation came down from Heaven and was Incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary and was made Man and was Crucified also for us under Pontius Pilate he Suffered and was Buried and the third Day he rose again according to the Scriptures and Ascended into Heaven and Sitteth on the right Hand of the Father and he shall come again with Glory to Judge both the Quick and the Dead whose Kingdom shall have no end and I believe in the Holy Ghost the Lord and Giver of Life who proceedeth from the Father and the Son who with the Father and the Son together is Worshipped and Glorified who spake by the Prophets And I believe one Catholick and Apostolick Church I acknowledge one Baptism for the Remission of Sins and I look for the Resurrection of the Dead and the Life of the World to come Amen A Brief Prayer upon the Lords Prayer Our Father By the Benefit of Creation raising us from nothing through thine Omnipotency and assistance of Preservation through thy Providence Gift of Adoption thy Grace and Communication of Eternity through thy Christ who is sweet in Love and rich in Mercy Which art in Heaven Over-reigning by thy Power inlightning by thy Spirit forgiving by thy Mercy and Ruling by thy Majesty thou art the Glass of Eternity the Crown of Jucundity and the Treasure of Felicity thou art all things both in Heaven and in Earth by thy Essential Presence Hallowed be thy Name Of us by an honest Conversation in us by a clear Conscience from us by an honest Report above us by the representation of Angels that it may be Honey to the Mouth Musick to the Ear and a Fire to the Heart for according to thy Name so is thy Praise unto the Worlds End Thy Kingdom Come In thy Holy Church by the Sanctification of the Spirit in thy Faithful Souls by Justification of Faith in thy Holy Scriptures by Instruction of Ministers and in thy Celestial Paradice by Assimulation to Angels thy Kingdom is pleasant without Mixture safe without Annoyance and sure without Loss Thy Will be done in Earth as it is in Heaven In singleness of Heart by Humility Chastity of Body by Abstinence Holiness of Will by Custom and Truth of Action by Discretion Willingly without Murmuring Speedily without Delaying Constantly without Ceasing and Universally without Omitting that we may Fly that thou Hatest Love that thou Lovest and by thee do what thou Commandest Willingly Readily and Faithfully Give us this Day our daily Bread For humane Necessity to cover our Shame future Prosperity to maintain our Calling present Liberality to do good to others and Eternal Glory to lay up in Heaven give us O Lord that which is necessary for this Life not Superfluous for our Delights nor wanting to our Necessities but feed us with that Food which is Convenient for us Forgive us our Trespasses as we forgive them that Trespass against us Of Omission in things Commanded Commission in things forbidden ●f the first Table against thy self and the second Table against my ●eighbour that we may forgive heartily in Purity cheerfully in Cur●●sie continually in Christianity and forgetful in not requiting Evil for ●vil against any who hath wronged us either in our Body Goods or Name And Lead us not into Temptation Either Importunate which Wearieth or Sudden which Discourageth ●rauduleut which Deceiveth or Violent which Overcometh and from ●he World the Flesh and the Devil and wee beseech thee O Father As●ist us so by thy Divine Grace that when we are led away with our own ●usts and Tempted O leave us not then to our Destruction But Deliver us from Evil. Of Mundane Adversity which will disquiet us Satans subtilty which will destroy us humane Cruelty which will overthrow

us and eter●al Misery which may torment us from all Evil past present to come Spiritual Temporal and Eternal and this we ask that what ever Evil ●hall happen unto us let us not sin against thee For thine is the Kingdom the Power and the Glory for ever and ever Amen Thy Kingdom is Powerful in itself Comfortable to us Terrible to thine Enemies and Eternal in Heaven for thou rulest and governest all thy Power great in our Creation mighty in our Pres●rvation merciful in our Justification and wonderful in our Glorification for ●hou canst do all things and Glory for which thou didest make all Things to which we refer all Things in which all Things do remain on Earth and by which all thy Saints shall rejoyce in Heaven for ever and ever in themselves by continuance in thy Saints by Practice in thy Creatures by Proof and in the Wicked by Torment Amen so be it by Intention of the Mind serious Invocation of thy Name diligent Execution of thy Commandments and continual Communication of all thy Mercies prayed for thou sav●st Ame● by commanding our Amen by performing we say Amen by believing and hoping say but the Word and we shall be cured Ejaculations on several Occasions Going from Home O Lord I beseech thee favour the present harmeless Intent and Purpose of thy Servant be unto me in my Journey a Comfort in the heat a shadow in stormes a shelter and in adversity my protection that having finished my intended course I may return in Peace full o thy Praises and Mercies who art near to all that call upon thee When the Clock Strikes Happy be the Hour in which my Saviour was Born and the Ho●● in which he died O Lord Remember me at the Hour of Death Upon any disorderly Thoughts Make me a clean Heart O God and renew a right Spirit within m● When thou dost any good Work Not unto us O Lord not unto us but unto thy Name give the Prais● Upon any Deliverance The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want he maketh me to ly down i● green Pastures he leadeth me besides the still Waters surely Goodne●● and Mercy shall follow me all the Days of my Life and I will Dwell i● the House of my God for ever when thou hearest the Bell toll Teach me O Lord to number my Days that I may apply my Hear● to Wisdom Upon Thought of thy Sins Turn away thy Face from my Sins O Lord and blot out all my Offences Upon the weariness of the World O who will give me the Wings of a Dove that I may fly away and be at Rest Ejaculations for the Evening He will give his Angels charge over me to keep me in all my Ways and his Covenant he will not break nor alter the thing that is gone out of his Lips for all the Promises of God in him are Yea and in him Amen A Prayer for the Evening O Eternal and ever living Lord God I the unworthiest of all thy Servants do prostrate my self before the Face of thy Divine Majesty imploring thy Pardon and Forgiveness for the Offences against thee this da● Committed and throughout the course of my whole Life which hath been extream Vile and B●se in thy sight keep me I most humbly beseech thee from the Hours and Powers of Darkness Watch over me this Night in thy almighty Providence and scatter all the Rebellions and Devices of my Adversaries II. Inlighten O Lord my Soul sanctifie my Body govern my Affections and guide my Thoughts that in the fastest closure of my Eye-lids my Spirit may see thee and in the depth of sleep may be conversant with thee suffer me not to forget thee my great Creator but to remember thee in the days of my Youth before the evil day comes nigh unto me III. Beget in me a godly sorrow which worketh to repentance never to be repented of that I may be heartily grieved for my sins not so much because of the danger of Hell-fire as because I have offended thee stretch out the wings of thy protection and mercy over me this night though sleep seise upon the eyes of my body yet let not security oppress my Soul Keep me from idle Fancies and from vain Dreams give me a sober and sanctified use of all outward refreshing that I may always in all things aim at this one thing namely how I may be the better fitted to serve thee faithfully in my place and Calling and that for his sake my only Lord and Saviour Amen A Thanksgiving for the Deliverance from the Hellish Powder Plot by Bishop Usher I. Almighty Lord God Father of our Lord Jesus Christ and in him our most gracious and merciful Father many are thy mercies towards us and that our Souls know right well and as we cannot be ignorant of them unless we be senceless so we cannot be forgetful unless we be thankless by thee our Lot is faln into a good ground yea we have a goodly Heritage by thee are our Bodies delivered from sickness and by thee our Souls are delivered from Sin by thee our Names are not a reproach unto our Enemies and by thee our Estates are not a prey unto the Idolatrous II. Thou hast done great things in our Land and thy right hand hath brought mighty things to pass O Lord thou hast done great things unto this Vine of thy English Israel and what couldest thou have done more for it than thou hast thou hast planted it by thy hand placed it in thy Vineyard hedged it by thy Providence guarded it by thine Angels watered it by thy Spirit pruned it by thy Rods supported it by thy Power committed it to thy Husbandmen beautified it by thy mercies and fructified it by thine abundance not of sower but sweet Grapes the wild Boar of the Wood can never root it up the Beasts of the Forrest shall never devour it III. What shall we render unto thee for all these Favours or what can we render unto thee for all these Mercies O our Souls praise the Lord and all that is within us praise his Holy Name O our Souls praise the Lord and let us never forget his Benefits We Lord had been blown up by the Powder of Rebellion had not the Power of thy Providence watched over us We therefore our Princes Nobles Clergie Commons our Wives Children Servants and all are here before thy Majesty this day and now render unto thee the Sacrifice of Praise the Calves of our Lips for this wonderful D●liverance shewed unto our most Gracious King and Country Lord teach us thereby to be thankful unto thee obedient to our Governours frequent in Prayer fervent in the Spirit and zealous in good Works lest a worse thing hereafter happen unto us IV. Make us to detest Popery the Poyson of Authority Jesuits the Bellows of Sedition Papists the Plotters of Rebellion and to esteem better this not new but most ancient Religion of ours by which we are taught Piety

wound band for the neck band of soldiers band of a faggot bond an obligation for money barbara a womans name barbary a place in affrica barbarous cruel and inhumane barberries such as they pickle bark of a tree barke of a dog barque a small ship berk-shire near windsor base unworthiness bas-viol an instrument bast on a silver-lace c. bare naked and plain bear a four footed beast beer strong and small c. bier to carry a corps on belie to speak falsly belly a part of the body bellows to blow a fire beray a defilement bewray to discover berry as juniper elder and coffee c. bury a dead corpse beseech to entreat or desire besiege to bes●t a city or town been as where hast thou been bin to keep salt or bread in begin to enter upon business biggin for children to wear boar a swine bore to pierce a hole body a substance bodies of a gown bandy obscene and filthy boll to wash hands in bowl to drink in or bowl with billett for a soldier billot for the fire bitter not sweet bittern a fowle better very good blach to make black bleach to make white blanch to pull off the rind bough of a tree bow to make obeysance bow to shoot arrows boy a lad boyse a name br●ad corn to eat bred reared up or brought up brann of wheat brand a fire stick brain or skull brawn of a wild boar breaches divisions breeches as men wear brewis of the fatt of the Pot bruise a sore place bruite a rumour brute beastly and rude buy to purchase with money by this or by and by bolt of door boult meal as bakers burgess in parliament borrage a herb so called C. Cabal a select company cable of a ship a rope capable fit to receive cull to name any one caul sewet on the bowels cawl of a perriwig c. callis in france challice the sacramental cup carol a christmas song coral for childrens gums carriage good breeding carrier from London to Oxford c. carreere a full speed carrets Sandwich the best chariot a small coach cannons great guns canons rules of the church cavalier a horseman caviller a contentious person casualties unhappy accidents causey a path way channel or gutter cannal to wash in kennel for hounds cauldron for boyling chauldron 36 bushels of coals cease to be silent or desist seise to lay hold on size bigness in breadth or length celler to lay drink in seller a shopkeeper censor a reformer censure a verdict and judgment censer to contain incense centory a herb or plant century a hundred years sentry a souldier on duty chase to fret and vex chaffe of wheat chattells all goods houses and leases cattel all beasts chaire to sit in chare woman which washes c. chear to make merry cheer good provision cithern a musical instrument citron a fruit to preserve circumspect wary and shie circumference a circle circumlocution long expressions clause a peice of a sentence claws nails of birds or beasts cluster of grapes or figgs clyster for purgation coat a garment cote to keep sheep in quote to cite an author collar for a doublet choler angry and passionate collier that selleth coales colour as green red and blew scholar a young learner chuse which you will chews the cudd could to be able cool'd made cold cold weather common free for any commons house of parliament commune frequent discourse comfort joy and gladness confects of sugar coops for cocks and h●n● cope to change copse of wood colander a strainer coriander a seed so called coroner a crowner counsel advice council advisers conceive with child conceive by imagination c●●●nel over a regiment ●o●●ny a plantation cos●●●●onger a seller of apples costive ●ound in the body cours● rough and gross course a hare or a fox corse a dead corpse cousin a nephew or niece cousen to cheat and defraud current a stream curr●nt coin corinths a small fruit cy●ba● a tinckling instrument ●ymbol a signe in rhetorick crav●t for the neck crevet a melting pott D. Dam stopping of water damn to condemn dame a mistress of a family damme of young ones damosel a young lass damsin a black plum dandruffe scurfe in the head dear beloved dear a bad bargain deer a hart stag or Buck defer to delay differ to vary and flie off demurre debate or doubt demure modest and silent deserts merits good or bad desect to forsake desart a wilderness decent comely and handsome descent a pedigree or genealogy dissent to disagree deed and indenture sealed dead departed the world decease to dye disease a sickness disseise put out of place daulphin heir of France dolphin a fish in the Sea devices tricks devizes a towns name dairy for butter and cheese diary an almanack dissolute debaucht and loose dissolate comfortless doer one that minds business door of a church or house do to act doe a female Deer dough unbaked bread dew on the grass due a just debt done finished dun a dark colour dunce a blockhead digest to concoct digest to methodize doest thou do soe dust of the earth duke a title of honour duck a fowl wild the best dolour grief and sorrow doller dutch money dragon that flieth dragoon a horse musqueteer drain to draw ponds dry drawn by horses draught of drink drought driness dray a brewers sled draw to pull E. Ear to hear ear of corn ere this or before this year twelve months err to mistake in judgment early betimes in the morning yearly year by year earn to get a livelyhood yern moved with compassion yarn thred to knit stockens earth we goe on hearth the chimney floor east where the sun riseth yest of ale or beer easter the resurrection esther a proper name hester name of an Idol yesterday a day past edge or brim hedge or sence elder older eldern tree eminent a noted person imminent approaching nigh emeroids dis●ase of the piles emerauld a precious stone enter into a house interr a dead body intire whole and perfect errant a straying arrant knave or rogue exercise recreation exorcist magical art eyes of the body ice water or snow frozen F. Fair lovely and beautiful fair or market fare good chear fare watermans hire fear horrour and trouble fain fools glad feign dissemble and counterfeit facility with ease facile very easie fin'd for alderman find to get a gain fiends evil spirit finns of a fish felloes of a wheele fellows companions fillip on the nose phillip a proper name flea to pull off the skin or a vermine so called flee to make escape fly to make hast away flie an insect so called flour of a chamber flower in a garden flower fine meal flocks of wool or sheep flux bloody a disease foal a young colt fool a silly fellow foil as tresoile clover grasse foyl a repulse and opposition foul dirty fowl a bird of the air fore before formerly four a number so called forth without fourth day of the month frize shagged