Blessed be the man [that] provideth for the sick and needy: the Lord shall deliver him in [the] time of trouble.
[Communion Service, [Ps. xli. v. Prayer Book Version].]
Quas dederis, solas semper habebis opes.
Martial [Lib. v. Epigr. xliii.].
Nil negat, et sese vel non poscentibus offert.
Claudian [in Eutrop. Lib. i. v. 365].
Decipias alios verbis voltuque benigno;
Nam mihi jam notus dissimulator eris.
Martial [Lib. iv. Epigr. lxxxix.].
Christian Charity anxious to provide for future as well as present Miseries—Hence the Hospital for the Diseased—Description of a recovered Patient—The Building: how erected—The Patrons and Governors—Eusebius—The more active Manager of Business a moral and correct Contributor—One of different Description—Good the Result, however intermixed with Imperfection.