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THOMAS á KEMPIS,

a

CANON REGULAR of the
Order of St. AUSTIN,

His FOUR BOOKS of the

Imitation of CHRIST;

Together with his

THREE TABERNACLES

OF

Poverty, Humility, and Patience,
Not before in English.

With a

LARGE INTRODUCTION,

Shewing the Practical Method of the Book.
Faithfully tranflated from the Original Latin.

ByW. WILLYMOTT, LL. D. Vice-Provoft
of King's College in Cambridge.

LONDON:
Printed, and Sold by S. Ballard at the Blue Ball
in Little Britain. MDCCXXII.

Price Bound, Six Shillings.

TO THE

UNHAPPY SUFFERERS

BY THE

Great National Calamity

O F

SOUTH-SE A,

The TRANSLATOR
Humbly Dedicateth

This NEW VERSION of the

Imitation of CHRIST,

BY

THOMAS à KEMPIS:

Together with his THREE TABERNACLES of POVERTY, HUMILITY, and PATIENCE,

Wishing them Increase of Grace and Comfort in the perufal of the Holieft and Wifeft of Books, One only excepted, and to which of all buman Compofures it is most like: Be

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