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Numbered 6.

‘Fide Deo, Mundum despice, disce mori.’ Probably written at Tübingen. The writer’s title is ‘D[ominus] et Prof[essor] Jur[is] Tubing:’.

(Engraved by Benjamin Howlett from a drawing by William Brand.)

Text in Hebrew. (Psalms, lxxiii. 28.) Another text in Hebrew, marked ‘Symboli vice’. Dated ‘die Jacobi Apostoli’. Dated at Celle. Numbered 245.

(Engraved by Howlett. The title-page is dated 1801.)

‘Nos prece, non aliis armis pugnemus inermes, | Qui prece se munit, cum prece victor erit.’ (Cf. P. Leyser, Officium pietatis, quod B. D. Polycarpo Lysero seniori … debuit (1704), p. 192.) Dated at Wittenberg.

(With the exception of the title, which is ‘An Enquiry into the Causes of the Present Separation from the Church of England’, this engraving is identical to that on f. 86r.)

‘Age quod agendum est, instat Æternitas.’ Dated at Wittenberg.

(The illustration depicts a man kneeling before an altar, with a book in his hand, flanked by two angels holding candles. Subscribed ‘Hic verus est cultus, in quo mens colentis, seipsam Deo immaculatam victimam sistit’ (Lactantius).)

‘Minime est bonus qui melior esse non vult et ubi incipis nolle fieri melior, ibi des-inis esse bonus.’ (Bernard of Clairvaux. See Opera omnia (1640), col. 1480.) Dated at Jena. Numbered 307.

‘Fac Deus! ne gaudeam, nisi in te, neque doleam, nisi extra te. Ceteras mortalium fucus, fraus, fallacia, vanitas, neque gaudio digna neque dolore.’ Cf. E. Jacobs, Nachrichten der Fürstlichen Bibliothek zu Wernigerode (1914), p. 3. Dated at Halle. Numbered 129.

(Drawn and engraved by J. Doesburgh.)

(Engraved by Hopwood from a drawing by Corbould.)

‘Diligentibus Deum omnia co-operantur in bonum.’ (Romans, viii. 28.) Dated Wittenberg. Numbered 97.

‘Οἰστέον καὶ ἐλπιστέον.’ ‘Optima et salutaria quæris.’ Dated at Dresden.

(Engraved by J. Wallis.)

‘In omnibus omnia Christus!’ Dated at Halle.

(Engraved by Jaspar Isaac.)

‘Memoria crucifixi crucifigat in nobis omne malum.’ Dated at Leipzig.