Blessed Henry Suso's Little Book Of Eternal Wisdom
Publisher: Thomas Richardson and Son
Published: 1866
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: Translator's Preface, xi; title: Preface, 1; title: CHAPTER I.; title: How some persons are unconsciously attracted by God, 7; title: CHAPTER II.; title: What happened before the Crucifixion, 12; title: CHAPTER III.; title: How it was with Him on the Cross according to the exterior man, 17; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: How very faithful His Passion was,  20; title: CHAPTER V.; title: Huw the soul attains hearty repentance, and gentle pardon under the Cross, 23; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: How deceitful the love of this world is, and how amiable God is, 31; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: How lovely God is, 42; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: An explanation of three things which most of all might he likely to he repugnant to a loving heart in God. — One is, how He can appear, so wrathful and yet he so gracious, 51; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: The second thing — why God, after rejoicing the heart, often withdraws Himself from His friends, by which His true presence is made known, 63; title: CHAPTER X.; title: The third thing — why God permits His friends to suffer so much temporal suffering, 61; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: On the everlasting pains of Hell, 64; title: CHAPTER XII.; title: On the immeasurable joys of heaven, 63; title: CHAPTER XIII.; title: On the immeasurable dignity of temporal suffering, 79; title: CHAPTER XIV.; title: On the unspeakable advantages to be derived from meditating on the Divine Passion, 88; title: CHAPTER XV.; title: From the fond caresses which the soul has had with God beneath the cross, she returns again to His Passion, 95; title: CHAPTER XVI.; title: On the worthy praise of the pure Queen of Heaven, 101; title: CHAPTER XVII.; title: On the unutterable heart-rending grief of the pure Queen of heaven, 109; title: CHAPTER XVIII.; title: How it was with Him at that hour in regard of His interior  116; title: CHAPTER XIX.; title: On the taking down from the cross, 121; title: CHAPTER XX.; title: On the lamentable separation of the grave, 126; title: THE SECOND PART.; title: CHAPTER XXI.; title: How we should learn to die, and of the nature of an unprovided death, 128; title: CHAPTER XXII.; title: How one should live an interior and godly life, 143; title: CHAPTER XXIII.; title: How we ought lovingly to receive God, 146; title: CHAPTER XXIV.; title: A Prayer to be said when thou goest to receive our Lord's Holy Body, 165; title: CHAPTER XXV.; title: How we should at all times praise God, 167; title: THIS THIRD PART; title: Contains the Hundred Meditations and Prayers comprised in few words, as they should be repeated every day with devotion.; title: Preface, 187; title: On Sunday, or at Matins,  189; title: On Monday, at Prime, 191; title: Tuesday, or at Tierce, 192; title: On Wednesday, or at Sext,  193; title: On Thursday, or at Nones, 196; title: On Friday, or at Vespers, 197; title: On Saturday, or at Complin, 199