vi. 27, xi. 23, 24, xiv. 1, xvii. 26,
II. 86 99 II. 100-115 II. 115-121 II. 121-126 11.126-134 II. 134-140 11.141-147 n. 147-152 11. 153-161 II. I(il.l64 II. 165-168 11.169-171 11.171-181 II. 182-193 VII. 106-126 VII. 127-137 . II. 443-458 , II. 458-470 . 11.470-479 . 11.479-499 . 11.499-507 . 11.507-517 VII. 139-150 I. 26, 31 1.4 . VI. 183-203 . VI. 207-228 . II. 252-433 . II. 252-260 . II. 260-273 . II. 273-286 . II. 286-299 . II. 299-316 . II. 316-328 . II. 328-346 . II. 346-357 . II. 357-376 . II. 377-410 . II. 410-422 . II. 423-433 . VII. 151-164 . VI. 231-263 . VII. 165-178 . VI. 267-292 . n. 169-195 . VII. 229-252 . VI. 295-314 I. 3-31 I. 42-100 . II. 245, 248 . VII. 253-260 II. 74, 194 IV. 368, 486, 487 . VII. 261, 279 . V. 488,539 1, 353-369 . VI. 317-356 IV. 51, 58 11.153,194,195 . VII. 280-287 . I. 339, 350 . VII. 288-297 . VII. 298-305 . II. 160, 195 . 111.234,532 V. 64, 152, 153 . VI. 359-381 . VII. 316-334 . VII. 357-366 . VI. 385-412
John XX. 16, . *xx. 25, 27, . ♦Acts il. 44, .
xiii. 36, . xvi. 14, 15, . xvi. 33, . ♦xvli. 28, . ♦Romans vi. 17, . viii. 2, . viii. 15, 16, . viii. 28, . viii. 31, . •viii. 32, . xiv. 7, 8, . xiv. 9, . «1 Cor. ii. 10, . iii 21-23, , vii. 29-31, , xi. 28, 29, , xi. 30, 31, . xi. 30-32, *xiv. 24, *xv. 26, 2 Cor. i.,
1.1, 1.2, 1.3, i. 4, 1.6, i. 6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1. 10, 1.11, 1.12, 1.13, i. 14, 1.15, 1.16, 1.17, 1.18, i. 19, 1. 19-23, i. 20,
I. 21, 1.22, i. 23, i. 24,
ii. 9,
iii. 17, 18,
iv.,
iv. 6,
Iv. 7,
iv. 7-9,
iv. 10,
iv. 11,
iv. 12, 13,
iv. 13,
iv. 14,
iv. 15,
iv. 16-18,
viii. 9,
•x. 4, 5,
Galatians ii. 20,
II. 20, •vi.l,
Ephesians ii. 1, iv. 30,
III.
VI. 418-485 I. 49, 101
IV. 16, 38 VI. 489.515 VI. 519-534
1. 316, 334
III. 9, 529 VII. 312,315
V. 225-247
VII. 366-385
V. 251-284
VII. 386-397
1.4 V. 289-322
V. 325-355 111. 478,537
IV. 6-37 IV 41-57 IV. 61-74
IV. 77-96
IV. 97-112
I. 291
1. 334
. III. 1-543
. III. 7-14
. III. 14-21
22-51
51-78
III. 78-93
III. 93-106
III. 107-114
III. 114-126
111. 126-161
III. 161-1T7
111.177-203
III. 203-309
III. 309-313
III. 314-327
III. 327-337
111.337,338
111. 338-355
III. 355-369
III. 369-382
IV. 115-149 III. 382-420 III. 420-442 111. 442-484 111. 484-499
III. 499-528
IV. 155-200 IV. 203-304 IV. 312-485 IV. 312-349 IV. 349-394 IV. 394-412 IV. 412-426 IV. 426-436 IV, 437-447 IV. 447-457 IV. 457-465 IV. 465-477 IV. 477-485 IV. 495-526
I. 28, 31
V. 359-384 V. 387-408
III. 71, 530 VII. 398-407 . V. 412-455
♦Ephesians vi. 13, Philip, i. 23, 24, . il. 12, . ii. 13, . 11 14, . ii. 15, . ♦ii. 15, . 11.16, . ii. 24, ii. 25, Ii. 26, ii. 27, ii. 28, ii, 29, ii. 30, iii. 1, iii. 2, ♦ill. 2, iii. 3, Iii. 4, iii. 5, iii. 6, iii. 7, ill. 8, iii. 9, iii. 10, iii. 11, iii. 12, iii. 13, iii. 14, iii. 15, iii. 16, iii. 17, iii. 18, iii. 19, ♦iii. 20, iii. 20, Hi. 21, iii. 21, iv. 11-13, ♦iv. 11, Colossinns iii. 1, iii. 3, 4,
1 Timothy iii. 16,
2 Timothy i. 14,
iv. 10,
iv. 17, 18,
♦iv. 17,
Titus iii. 8,
♦Hebrews xi. 1,
xi. 13,
xi. 30,
xii. 1,
♦James i. 5,
1 Peter i. 5,
iii. 21, iv. 17, iv 17-19, iv. 18, iv. 19,
2 Peter i. 3,
*i. 9,
1 John iii. 3,
*v. 7,8,
♦Jude 3,
Revelation xvi. 15,
xvii. 17,
xxii. 17,
xxii. 20,
I
111.518,637 I. 337-350 V. 6-14 v. 14-19 V. 19-23 V. 23-32 v34 V. 32-34 V. 35, 36 V. 36-40 V. 40-47 V 47, 48 V. 48 V. 48-51 V. 51-54 V. 57-64 V. 64. 69 . V. 69, 153 V. 69-78 V. 78 V. 78, 79 V. 79, 80 V. 80-83 V. 83-93 V. 93-96 V. 96-98 . V. 98-100 . V. 100-105 . V. 105, 106 . V. 106-113 . V. 113-118 . V. 119-121 . V. 121-124 . V. 125-128 . V. 128-135 . I. 327, 334 . V. 135-143 . V. 143-152 . V. 161-173 . V. 177-193 . V. 178, 193 . V. 197-201 . V. 205-218 . V. 459-538 vn. 548-560 vu. 408-413 . I. 314-334 . I. 315, 334 . II. 349, 434 1. 313 vn. 414-461 VII. 462-477 II. 9 . V. 192, 193 . 1326,334 VII. 478-491 . I. 385-394 . I. 373-384 . 1. 395-400 . 1. 401-425 VII. 492-504 VII. 461 VII. 505, 516 . 111.464,536 . V. 256. 285 VII. 306-315 VII. 517-534 vii. 535-546 . VI. 539-560
CONCLUDING NOTE : ERRATA AND EMENDATIONS.
In so large a work it is to be expected that a few errata will occur. It is believed that they are neither numerous nor import- ant. The following include such as have been noticed, along with a few emendations : —
Vol. I. p. cxxv., footnote X- Besides B. R. and S. C, Sibbes's ' Divine Medita- tions' (1638) was also in Leighton's Library. It is bound up witli the B. II., and in common with the others, bears numerous markings and pencillings, shewing Sibbes to have been a favourite with the saintly Archbishop. I may also state that, in the recently issued ' Fourth Series ' of the ' Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society' (Boston, 1863), which consists of ' Letters,' hitherto unpublished, of nearly all the eminent Puritans, from the WinthropMSS., a letter from Humfrey has this postscript : ' I have sent you those new books that are lately come out . . , and now Dr Sibs' " Bruised Eeed" (p. 4). His books were well read by the Fathers of New England.'