Six spiritual books...and first a mirror to confesse wel...
By: by John Heigham of Douay.
Contributors: Borromeo, Charles, Saint, 1538-1584.; Luis, de Granada, 1504-1588.; Gibbons, Richard, 1550-1632.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: For Iohn Heigham
Published: 1611
Place of publication: [St. Omer?]
Language: eng
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Prayer-books and devotions.; Devotional literature -- Catholic authors.
Notes: Pagination is continuous, except for the "Iesus Psalter", which is separately paginated.

Each book has special title page.

References: STC (2nd ed.) 14568 - ERL 323 - Allison and Rogers 426.

"'A tratise of the love of God' is from a translation of Vol.2 of Granada's 'Memorial de la vida christiana', possibly adapted by Heigham from a hitherto unpublished translation by Richard Hopkins" - pp.84-85, Allison and Rogers.
Table of contents: Contents: A mirrour to confesse well [translated by G.R., i.e., Richard Gibbons] - Certaine very pious and godly considerations / by Iohn Heigham - Divers devout considerations / by Iohn Heigham - Certaine advertisements teaching men how to lead a Christian life / by S. Charles Boromaeus, now first translated into English, by G.R. [i.e., Richard Gibbons] - A briefe and profitable exercise of the seaven principall effusions of the pretious blood of our Lord Iesus Christ, translated ... by Iohn Heigham - Atratise of the love of God / by Luis de Granada, translated by Iohn Heigham [in two parts] - Certaine devout and Godly petitions commonly called Iesus Psalter.