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CONTENTS.
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| CHAP. | PAGE | ||
| IX. | Why we are to use the Bath, | 308 | |
| X. | The Exercises suited to a good Life, | 310 | |
| XI. | A Compendious View of the Christian Life, | 313 | |
| Clothes, | 313 | ||
| Ear-rings, | 315 | ||
| Finger-rings, | 315 | ||
| The Hair, | 317 | ||
| Painting the Face, | 319 | ||
| Walking, | 324 | ||
| The Model Maiden, | 325 | ||
| Amusements and Associates, | 325 | ||
| Public Spectacles, | 326 | ||
| Religion in Ordinary Life, | 327 | ||
| Going to Church, | 328 | ||
| Out of Church, | 329 | ||
| Love, and the Kiss of Charity, | 329 | ||
| The Government of the Eyes, | 330 | ||
| XII. | Continuation, with Texts from Scripture, | 332 | |
| Prayer to the Pædagogus, | 342 | ||
| A Hymn to Christ the Saviour, | 343 | ||
| To the Pædagogus, | 346 | ||
| THE MISCELLANIES; OR, STROMATA. | |||
| BOOK I. | |||
| I. | Preface—The Author's Object—The Utility of Written Compositions, | 349 | |
| II. | Objections to the Number of Extracts from Philosophical Writings in these Books, Anticipated and Answered, | 360 | |
| III. | Against the Sophists, | 362 | |
| IV. | Human Arts, as well as Divine Knowledge, proceed from God, | 364 | |
| V. | Philosophy the Handmaid of Theology, | 366 | |
| VI. | The Benefit of Culture, | 371 | |
| VII. | The Eclectic Philosophy paves the way for Divine Virtue, | 374 | |
| VIII. | The Sophistical Arts useless, | 376 | |
| IX. | Human Knowledge necessary for the Understanding of the Scriptures, | 379 | |
| X. | To Act well of greater consequence than to Speak well, | 381 | |
