thing,

Matth. xxvii.-And he answered them

To our Lord, upon the Water made Wine,
Matth. xxii.-Nor durft any Man from that
Day ask him any more Questions,
Upon our Saviour's Tomb, wherein never
Man was laid,

It is better to go into Heaven with one Eye,
G. &c.

Luke xi. Upon the dumb Devil caft out, and the flanderous Jews put to Silence, Luke x.-And a certain Prieft coming that way, looked on him, and paffed by, Luke xi.-Bleffed be the Paps which thou haft fucked,

To Pontins washing his blood-ftained hands, Matth. xxiii.-Ye build the Sepulchres of the Prophets,

Upon the Infant Martyrs,

John xvi. Verily I say unto you, ye fhall weep and lament,

John xv.-Upon our Lord's last comfortable Difcourfe with his Difciples,

no

On a Treatife of Charity,

On the Glorious Affumption of the Bleffed Virgin,

A Hymn on the Circumcifion of our Lord, ON HOPE.-By way of Queftion and Anfwer between A. Cowley and R. Crashaw, A Song of Divine Love

ib.

Upon our Bleffed Saviour's Paffion,

ib.

Chrift's Victory,