Four consolatory discourses, : viz. I. The heart's ease; or a remedy against trouble. II. A consolatory discourse to prevent immoderate grief for the death of friends. III. An exhortation to those who are shut up from society by sickness. IV. A consolatary discourse in times of trouble and danger. /
Patrick, Simon,1626-1707.
Dalrymple, Christian,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.Misc.556
Edinburgh, : Printed for A, Symmer and W. Gordon, and W. Drummond; sold by them and other booksellars there; by Messrs. Strahan, Hitch, Innys and Manby, J. and P. Knapton, Ward, Longman, Astley, Wicksteed, Oswald, Davidson, rivington and Beecroft at London; j. Smith, Dublin; Brysson, Newcastle, and Barry at Glasgow.,
M. DCC. XLIV. [1744]
The final 12 pages consist of 7 pages of contents, 3 of advertisements and a leaf "A prayer of intercession".
Originally published in 1660 as: The hearts ease.
ESTC
Manuscript inscription on the front pastedown "C. Dalrymple this book was given to me by my good ffirend Mrs [???]"
Consolation in the Bible
Scotland Edinburgh.