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A18271 A treasurie or store-house of similies both pleasaunt, delightfull, and profitable, for all estates of men in generall. Newly collected into heades and common places: by Robert Cawdray. Cawdry, Robert. 1600 (1600) STC 4887; ESTC S107929 530,386 880

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550. Progresse in religion Folio 551. Professors Folio 578. 580 593. Profession Folio 552. Praying to Saints Folio 557. Peace Folio 558. 747. Prophets Folio 596. False Prophets Folio 558. 565. 751. 753. Power of God Folio 564. 647. Pouertie Folio 565. 571. 584. 630. 778. 793. Plants Folio 365. Perseuerance Folio 569. 489. People Folio 570. Physition Folio 570. Physicke Folio 583. Painting of faces Folio 571. Perfection Folio 576. 602. Puritie Folio 577. Persons of the Trinitie Folio 581. Posteritie Folio 593. Passion of Christ Folio 596. Phylosophie Folio 597. Priuate persons Folio 612. Practioners of the word of God Folio 852. Q. Curious Questions Folio 613. R. REbellion against God Folio 175. Repentance Folio 42. 228. ●41 563. 569. 614. 62● 6●● 647. 6●● 726. Regeneration Folio 59. 344. 618. 620. 651. 827. 641. 643. 727. Rashnesse Folio 613. Rash iudgement Folio 422. Reproofe Folio 5●● 644. 645. 740. 825. Reformation Folio 517. 620. Resurrection generall Folio 614. 632. 636. 654. Recreation Folio 618. Righteousnesse in man Folio 621. 646. Religion Folio 624. 657. Reading of Bookes Folio 51. 624. 633. 774. Riches Folio 924. 6 6. 658. 659. Rich men Folio 630. 646. 648. Reason Folio 629. Reading the Scriptures Folio 630. 636. 833. 737. Reliefe of the poore Folio 630. 771. Reprobate Folio 633. 651. 652. Redemption Folio 644. Renued holynesse Folio 651. Renued happinesse Folio 651. Reading Folio 653. Reall presence Folio 655. Rewards Folio 260. 655 Righteousnesse of Christ Folio 623. S. SAcraments Folio 664. 668. 669. 703 704. 729. Sacrament of the supper Folio 52. 432. 457. 553. 5●4 661. 731. Continuance in Sinne. Folio 146. Spirituall graces Folio 17● 7●3 Sabbaoth Folio 209. ●86 Ill Speakers Folio 2●5 Spirit of God Folio 289. 685. 724. 728. 731 Superfluitie in diet Folio 305. Sumptuousnesse Folio 312. Notorious Sinnes Folio 689. Sinne. Folio 312. 314. 315. 414. 660. 514. 662. 689. 690. 721 723. 724. 730. 735. 742. 774. 783. The Soules life Folio 334. Soule Folio 680. Saluation Folio 350. 651. 652. 661. 717. 718. 669. 728. 736. 739. Studie Folio 405. Sorrow Folio 452. 506. 721. 722. 736. 758. Praying to Saints Folio 557. Poore in Spirit Folio 563. 592. Scripture Folio 666 704. 707. 719. 729. Secrecie Folio 666. Seruice of God Folio 667. 710. 741. 852. 841. Sclaunder Folio 683. Speach Folio 750. 827. Sobrietie Folio 685. Schooles Folio 704. Schoole maister Scholler Folio 705. Spirituall man Folio 707. 719. 725. Sanctification Folio 709. Scorners Folio 701. One Sinne not to bee auoided by an other Folio 711. Sathans subtiltie Folio 711. 725. 736. 741 Sathan called God Folio 741. Swearing Folio 714. 742. S●●●● of God by adoption Folio 714. Triall of Spirits Folio 717. Securitie Folio 718. 723. Sicknesse Folio 721. Striuing against God Folio 723. Reward of Sinne. Folio 723. 791. 830. Seruants of sinne Folio 724. Sinne of set purpose Folio 729. Singing of Psalmes Folio 733. Subiects Folio 738. Similitudes Folio 741. Strength Folio 742. State of man Folio 742. Searching of the Scriptures Folio 853. T. TRansubstantiation Folio 52. 57. 768. Traditions of men Folio 175. 494. 743. Time seruers Folio 337. 743. Trinitie Folio 351. 581. 752. 853. Triall of men Folio 416. Temperance Folio 730. 749. 770. Temptations Folio 740. 753. Thankefulnesse to God Folio 743. 769. 779. 781. Tale-bearers Folio 743. Teares Folio 746. Time Folio 746. Truth Folio 747. Tyrants Folio 748. 769. Threatnings Folio 748. Trade of life Folio 749. Thoughts Folio 749. Strange Tongues Folio 753. Tongue Folio 749. Talke Folio 750. Testimonie of the spirit Folio 751. Trouble of conscience Folio 751. Types Folio 752. Temple of God Folio 769. Troubles Vide afflictions and aduersitie V. VAnitie of earthly things Folio 286. 597. Vertuous Folio 431. 771. 783. 789. Vnitie in the Church Folio 582. 740. 770. 784. Vocation Folio 749. Vaine glorie Folio 771. 774. 786. 787. Spirituall Vsurie Folio 771. Vsurie Folio 775 784. Vnthankefull Vide ingratitude Vnbeliefe Folio 779. Vices called vertues Folio 782. Vnfaithfulnesse Folio 783. Vnmercifulnesse Folio 784. Vengeance of God Folio 786. Vngodly men Vid. Worldlings wicked Visitation of the sicke Folio 788. Vnion with Christ Vid. Incorporation Vntractablenesse Folio 791. W. WOrd of God Folio 794. 796. 824. 839. 840. 843. 844. 848. 849. 856. Application of Gods Word Folio 35. Writers dunsticall Folio 217. Workes necessarie Folio 301. 829. 832. 842. 850. Wife Wiues Folio 388. 829. 830. Worldlings Folio 464. 779. 782. 786. 851. Vse of the World Folio 785. Weaknesse Vide Infirmitie Wicked Folio 814. 856. The ende of the Wicked miserable Folio 856. Woredome Folio 826. Woman Folio 827. VVarre Folio 828. 845. VVorldly wisedome Folio 829. 854. VVorkes of God Folio 830. 845. 855. Wisedome Folio 836. 837. 842. VVit Folio 837. 854. Worship of God Vide seruice of God VVill. Folio 842. VVill of God Folio 843. 844. VVisedome of God Folio 843. 855. VVorld Folio 846. Spirituall VVarfaire Folio 854. Ouerweening VVits despise Gods wisdome Folio 857. VVhy the VVorkes of Christians are called sacrificer Folio 857. Y. YOuth commeth not againe after olde age Folio 859. Youth flexible to good or bad Folio 859. Z. ZEphoniaes times compared with ours Folio 66. Zeale Folio 859. FINIS
cattes and dogges which haue bene brought vp any long while in their houses Euen so much more they ought to loue and fauour their seruants that haue done them long and faithfull seruice 3 As it is vnpossible that he that hath no skil in Musick can make an other man a Musitian Or as it is hard for a Scholler to learne that thing well that his Maister teacheth ill Euen so it is vnpossible that a Maister that is naturally negligent should make his seruant diligent Marriage euer esteemed for encrease of the Common-wealth AS he is counted no good Gardiner that being content with things present dooth diligently proine his old trees and hath no regard either to impe or graffe yong fettes because the selfe-same Orcharde though it be neuer so well trimmed must needes decaye in time and all the Trees dye within fewe yeares Euen so he is not to be accounted halfe a diligent Citizen that being content with the present multitude of Citizens hath no regard to encrease the number by lawfull Matrimony Mercie LIke as he that is without compassion in beholding an other mans wounds shall haue no bodie to pitie him if at any time he be hurt himselfe Euen so he that with pitie doth raise vp his neighbour being fallen shall haue many to relieue and comfort him if he himselfe fall into any calamitie Iam. 2.13 Mat. 5.7 Rom. 12.8 Prou. 3.3 4. 14.22 31. 16.6 19.17 The Miserie of worldlings 1 LIke as we see the Mules of Princes go all the day long loaden with treasure and couered with faire cloathes but at night shaken off into a sorrie stable much brused and gauled with the carriage of those treasures Euen so rich men that passe through this world loaden with gold and siluer and do gaull greatly their soules in carriage thereof are dispoyled of their burthen at the day of death and are turned off with their wounded consciences to the loathsome stable of hell and damnation 2 As we be iustly moued to pitie by beholding the momentany miseries of men and the distressed state of their bodies being consumed with sores and sicknesse and euen at deaths doore Euen so much more ought we to be grieued at the most fearfull state of worldlings for the eternall miserie of their soules not dying but being alreadie cleane dead in sinne and yet liuing in that state which leadeth to vnspeakable torment and the hotte burning furnace of the wrath of God Mercies of God 1 AS a riuer continueth running still Euen so the Mercies of God do daily light on the faithfull 2 As the ryuer hath a swift course So the Mercies of God helpe at a pinch Psal 46.1 c. 3 As a ryuer is deepe Euen so the Mercies of God are great neither can the bottome of them be sought out of any man 4 And as the ryuer hath this propertie as hath also all other water to binde and therfore doth not the earth dissolue because as the Phylosopher saith the water bindeth it in Euen so the Mercies of God do bind vs vnto himself or else we should dissolue and become Sathans sinke and puddle 5 As a begger will neuer goe foorth a begging vntill such time as hee can haue prouision or maintenance at home So wee will neuer come to Christ for Mercie so long as we see any goodnesse in our selues Psal 32.4 6 As a sparke of fire is in comparison able to drie vp all the water in the Sea Euen so no more is all the wickednesse of man vnto the Mercies and mercifulnesse of God 7 As no man is so thankfull for health as he that hath beene in continuall sicknesse So no man feeleth the Mercie of God that is not truly humbled in his owne sight Mans nature to be mortified 1 AS the seede of right Artichoke if the point of it bee not broken bringeth foorth the prickley Artichoke or Thistle So the best Mans child if his corrupt nature be not mortified wil bring forth nothing but vngodlinesse 2 Knecholme growing of it selfe bringeth forth fruit but being planted it bringeth foorth none But Mans nature if it bee suffered to grow of it selfe is vnfruitfull but beeing planted in Christ becommeth fruitfull in good workes 3 The superfluous moysture of Elecampane beeing dried vp it commeth fittest to his full vertue and is hot in the third degree but though the superfluitie of euill bee mortified in vs yet wee our selues will neuer come to our first perfection except we be quickned by Gods spirit c. A Mind troubled 1 LIke as a great and deepe wound cannot bee touched with ones hand thogh neuer so softly but with some griefe to the partie Euen so a troubled wayward Mind hard to please thinketh scorne of euery thing and is offended with the least word spoken 2 As the sicke-man cannot away with the sight of his wife blameth the Physition is grieued at his friend that comes to visite him yet being gone is displeased againe at their departure Euen so is the wauering way and trade of life and the wandering and inconstant mutabilitie of the Mind which seldome doth arriue at the quiet and desired port and hauen 3 Euen as they are queasie stomacked and are disquieted with vomiting doo leape from one Ship to an other that they might find some ease thereby vntill they perceiue themselues nothing the better but yet doo the same still that they did before carrying their vomite as we may say still about with them where euer they goe So in like manner they which euer anon choose now one and now an other trade of life doo rather entangle themselues in cares troubles of a discontented Mind then be discharged and rid there from 4 As it sometime falleth out that one receiueth an iniurie is grieued and studieth to reuenge an other beeing author of a wrong reioyceth at other mens harmes and fecks to keepe him stil vnder whom he hath once opprest Euen so is the Minde it selfe at warre with it selfe and through contrarie repugnant affections is rent and in a manner torne in peeces Magistrates dutie to their subiects 1 AS that medicine is more to bee allowed which healeth the parts of a mans body then that which vtterly burneth away the same So is that Magistrate more to be praysed which by correction causeth euill doers to amend then hee which by death and execution vtterly taketh the same away 2 As God is aboue all men the soule more excellent then the body and the kingdome of heauen more precious then earthly treasures So likewise doth the chiefe principall end of the Magistrates charge and office consist in the establishing and maintaining of the puritie of doctrine in the holy ministerie seruice of God the holy administration of the sacraments the inuocation of Gods name the order of Ecclesiasticall Discipline Rom. 13.4 1. Chro. 15.1 22.6 2. Chro. 14.3 c. 15.8 c. 17.6 c. 29.1 c.
252. Crueltie Folio 496. 499. 784. Conference Folio 554. Sirituall Combate Folio 735. D. DEath of Christ Folio 164. 179. Directing Folio 1●7 Doctrine Folio 215. 220. 231. 278. Fleshly Desires Folio 216. Deceites of the world Folio 216 Dissention Discord Folio 216. 232. Diseases of the mind Folio 216. Death Folio 217. 219. 232. 233. 241. 450. 721. 771. Decree of God Folio 217. Decrease of holinesse Folio 218. Displeasure of God Folio 219. Delight Folio 219. Discipline Folio 220. Drunkards Drunkennesse Folio 221. 222. Diet of the soule Folio 223. Desertion spirituall Folio 231. 331. 412. 848. Death of sinne Folio 231. Diuell Folio 232. Desires heauenly Folio 241. Dauncing Folio 242. Diuines Folio 244. Damnation Folio 558. 727 Prayer for the Dead Folio 581. Deferring of repentance Folio 631. Death in the Lord. Folio 731. Deliuerance from trouble Folio 763. E. EXamination Folio 245. 554. Election Folio 246. 253. 257. 258. Enemies Folio 247. 262. Enuie Folio 248. Enterludes Folio 252. Eyes Folio 252. Eares Folio 252. Example Folio 253. 517. 522. 735. Edifying of others Folio 255. Epicurisme Folio 255. Errour Folio 256. 707. Eloquence Folio 261. Excesse Folio 262. Euill Folio 313. F. FAith dead Folio 297. Faith Folio 73. 262. 270. 273. 274. 281. 282. 289. 290. 291. 335. 550. 739. 751. 557. Forgiuenesse of sinnes Folio 276. 282. 287. 300. 301. 656. 689 Feeling Folio 278. 279. 280. Friendship Folio 286. 293. 296. 299. Flatterie Folio 288. Folly Folio 288. Flesh and spirit Folio 289. Forgiuing of others Folio 290. 632. Feare of God Folio 292. 296. 393. Frailtie of nature Folio 293. Fauour of God Folio 294. 348. 349. Faithfull Folio 294. Fall of man Folio 295. Famine of the soule Folio 295. Face of God Folio 296. Fornication spirituall Folio 298. Fasting Folio 298. Forsaking the world Folio 303. 386. Fellow feeling Folio 305. Free will Folio 306. Finall falling Folio 479. 619. Fancies of men Folio 686. G. GLuttonie Folio 256. 305. 659. Godlinesse Folio 308. 315. 320. 324. 334. 345. 456. Grace Folio 309. 320. 335. Good turnes Folio 311. Goodwill Folio 312. 321. God Folio 316. 321. 329. 343. 345. 350. 351. 415. 518. Holy Ghost Folio 318. 320. 334. 343. All good things come from God Folio 321. Gentlenesse Folio 322. 395. Gospell Folio 322. Gifts and graces of God Folio 325. 327. 335. 336. 783. Glorie of God Folio 328. 349. Guiltinesse Folio 334. Glorie of the elect Folio 337. Generation spirituall Folio 344. Glorie and renoume Folio 347. Greatnesse in the world daungerous Folio 400. Grieuing of Gods spirit Folio 727. H. HYpocrites Folio 191. 370. 382. 388. 593. 849. Hearers Folio 242. 348. 351. 393. 394. 844. 848. 851 Hardnesse of heart Folio 257. 383. Hope Folio 290. 401. Hearing of the word Folio 364 Humilitie Folio 366. 393. 394. Heretickes Folio 382. 388 Hatred Folio 384. Husbands Folio 387. 388. 399. Heauen Folio 391. Houses of the wicked Folio 391. Hell Folio 391. Hoste of God Folio 392. Horrour of sinne Folio 392. Helpe of man Folio 392. Holy dayes Folio 392. Holinesse Folio 393. 651. Heires with Christ Folio 395. Heart of man Folio 396. Health Folio 399. Housholders Folio 509. Earthly Happinesse Folio 523. I. IVdgements of God Folio 61. 421. Impenitencie Folio 181. 596. 726. Iudgement day Folio 218. 412. 418. 500. Inuentions of men Folio 220. 231. 417. 494. 686. 783. Good Intents Folio 254. Idlenesse Folio 256. 407. 721. 732 Iustice of God Folio 333. 412. 414. 499. Ingratitude Folio 401. 414. 779. 781. Imperfections Folio 402. 412. 420. Infirmities Folio 703. 786. 793. 827. 841. 845. Iustice Folio 403. 415. Ignorance Folio 403. 410 Iniurie Folio 403. Instruction of children Folio 405. Inconstancie Folio 406. 417. Iudges Folio 407. Idolatrie Folio 413. Incorporation with Christ Folio 413. 790. Image of God Folio 414. Ioy of the elect Folio 417. 418. Illumination by Christ Folio 419. Iudgement Folio 419. Iournie to heauen Folio 419. Iewes Folio 420. Infidelitie Folio 421. K. KNowledge of God Folio 423. Knowledge Folio 424. 425. 427. King Folio 425. 429. Kingdome of heauen Folio 425. Knowledge of our selues Folio 428. L. VNknown Language in Gods seruice Folio 173. Christian Libertie Folio 178. 456. Loue of the world Folio 429. Loue of God to his children Folio 429. 438. 453. 456. Life variable Folio 430. 452. 495. 499. Learning Folio 431. 449. 452. 455. Lying Folio 432. 454. Loue to God Folio 501. Loue of our neighbour Folio 437. 453. Law of God Folio 442. 450. 455. 523. 667 Lawes of men Folio 452. 538. Labour Folio 452. 453. 587. 579. Lending Folio 456. Lust Folio 458. Liberalitie Folio 459. 771 Going to Law Folio 707. M. MInisters Folio 183. 241. 468. 484. 485. 489. 491. 493. 497. 498 502. 503. 584. Marriage Folio 255. 460. 463. 483. 496. Magistrates Folio 311. 467. 485. 503. 522. Man Folio 460. 495. Maisters Folio 463. Mercie to others Folio 464. 499. Miserie Folio 464. Mercie of God Folio 464. 488. Mortification Folio 465. 505. Mind Folio 479. 480. 551. Mind troubled Folio 466. 486. Meane estate Folio 400. 468. 497. Memorie Folio 480. Merite Folio 481. Murder Folio 488. Militarie discipline Folio 495 Meditation Folio 496. 554. Malice Folio 497. 498. Manners Folio 498. Masse Folio 501. Misteries of God Folio 502. Meanes to be vsed Folio 504. 654. 669. 762. N. NOnresidents Folio 483. 484. Nursing of children Folio 496. Nature of things Folio 508. Good Name Folio 508. Noblemen Folio 509. Names in baptisme Folio 511. Neighbours Folio 511. Nobilitie Folio 512. Newters Folio 721. O. ORiginall corruption Folio 65. 198. 385. 462. 496. 514. 516. Opinions diuers Folio 245 Obedience to God Folio 513. 553. Obedience of Christ Folio 514. Old age Folio 514. Order Folio 517. Office Folio 518. 519. Oppression Folio 518. Obedience to superiours Folio 518. Offence Folio 519. Obstinacie Folio 537. P. PRouidence and Prudence Folio 521. Persecution Folio 122. 566. 581. Persecutors Folio 125. 564. 581. Pope Folio 130. 571. Poperie Folio 557. Prouidence of God Folio 160. 555. Prayer Folio 176. 301. 351. 542. 551. 553. 554. 569. 580. 583. 591. Prishioners Folio 242. Promises Folio 569. 583. 598. Promises of God Folio 315. 554. 557. 594 Peace of conscience Folio 396. 534. Pride Folio 400. 532. 537. 568. 575. 599. Preaching Folio 422. 5●● 564. 577. 594. 653. 840. Pleasures Folio 458. 597. 548. Pluralitie of liuings Folio 484. Principles Folio 521 Persons not to be regarded Folio 521. 533. Princes Folio 422. 533. 535. 570. 601. Prosperitie Folio 523. 552. 558. 564. 570. 579. 580. 595. 631. Patience Folio 524. 572. 578. 765. 768. Preachers Folio 525. 565. 566. 718. 596. 774. Preparation before good exercises Folio 532. 554. Papists Folio 533. 558. 572. Precepts of godlinesse Folio 534. Plague or pestilence Folio 535. Praysing of God Folio 530. Pastors Folio 533 535. 584. Praise Folio 536. 539. Power Folio 536. Parents Folio 537. 557. Peruersnesse Folio 538. Popish priests Folio 538. Poyetrie Folio 538. Poyson Folio 538. Presumption Folio