The Following of Christ, in Four Books / Translated from the Original Latin of Thomas a Kempis |
In Four Books, Translated from the Original Latin of Thomas a Book I. Chap. I. Of following Christ, and despising all the vanities of the world. The Following Of Christ. Book II. Chap I. Of interior conversation . The Following Of Christ Book III. Chap. I. Of the internal speech of Christ to a faithful soul . The Following Of Christ. Book IV. Of The Sacrament. Contents.
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- burthen
- burden.
- compunction
- deep regret, scruples, guilt.
- concupiscence
- sexual desire.
- contemn
- look down on with disdain.
- fain
- having made preparations.
- increated
- not created.
- longanimity
- good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence.
- procurator
- person authorized to act for another.
- refection
- light meal.
- vouchsafe
- grant in a condescending manner.
- wo
- woe.
The Table of Contents is on page 390.]
The Following Of Christ,
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