[Chapter IV.] The conduct of a prudent Christian, with regard to the government of himself.
[Chapter V.] A persuasive to the study of Christian Prudence, with some advices relating to the practice of it.
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Or a Treatise on the Fear of Man.
[Chapter I.] Of the nature and causes of the fear of man.
[Chapter II.] Of the signs and effects of the fear of man.
[Chapter III.] Of the mischiefs caused by the fear of man.
[Chapter IV.] Of the excuses that are usually made for the fear of man.
[Chapter V.] Of the means whereby we may be delivered from the fear of man.
[Chapter VI.] Of Christian discretion.
[Chapter VII.] Of the good which arises from the boldness of faith, conquering the fear of man.