A pretious book of heavenly meditations, called, A private talke of the soule with God
Subtitle: which, who so zealously will use and peruse, shall feele in his minde, an unspeakeable sweetnesse of the everlasting happinesse
By: written, as some think, by that reverend and religious Father, Saint Augustine ; and not translated onely, but purified also, and with most ample, and necessary sentences of Holy Scripture adorned, by Tho. Rogers
Publisher: Imprinted by F.K. for the Company of Stationers
Published: 1635
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Translated from: lat
Number of pages: 209
Subjects: Devotional exercises; Catholic Church; Medieval Prayers
Work titles: Spurious and doubtful works
Notes: Signatures: A-Aa¹² (A12 blank).

Translations of the spurious Soliloquia (beginning "Cognoscam te Domine cognitor meus"); the spurious Meditationes; and the spurious Manuale de salute.

STC (2nd ed.) 948.5