The works of the learned and pious author of the Whole duty of man
Edition: The second impression.
Publisher: by Roger Norton, for George Pawlett ...
Published: 1687
Place of publication: Printed at the Theater in Oxford; and in London
Language: eng
Subjects: Christian life; Early works to 1800; Devotional exercises
Other titles: The whole duty of man.; Private devotions for several occasions ordinary and extraordinary.; The causes of the decay of Christian piety.; The gentleman's calling.; The ladies calling.; The government of the tongue.; The art of contentment.; The lively oracles given to us.
Work titles: Works
Notes: Signatures: [*]², [dagger]² (+ 1 unsigned leaf after [dagger])2, A-3M⁴ (+ 2 unsigned leaved after 3M4), 3*⁴, A-2X⁴, 2Y-2Z².

T.p.'s of vols. I and II have engraved vignettes.

Each work has separate t.p.

Reference: Wing A1083.

Previously ascribed to John Fell, Bishop of Oxford.

Usually attributed to Allestree, but attributions have been made to at least 10 others, notably Lady Dorothy Pakington and Abp. Sterne (cf. The Bibliographer, v. 2, 1882, p. 73-79, 94-95, 164-165; also Halkett & Laing).

Edited, with preface, by Bishop Fell.
Table of contents: title: The whole duty of man; title: Private devotions for several occasions ordinary and extraordinary; title: The causes of the decay of Christian piety; title: The gentleman's calling; title: The ladies calling; title: The government of the tongue; title: The art of contentment; title: The lively oracles given to us.; title: Engraved title vignette (Sheldonian theatre).