Calendar: 1864-1865 Page 492

494 THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT auriura tanquam in visco inhaeresceret Extra autera eminent quae appellantur aures et tegendi causa factae tutandique sensus et ne adjectse voces laberentur atque errarent priusquam sensus ab bis pulsus esset Sed duros et quasi corneolos habent introitus multisque cum flexibus quod his natnris relatus amplificatur sonus Quo circa et in fidibus testudine resonatur aut cornu et ex tortuosis locis et inclusis soni referuntur ampliores II -CranalaU into Uattn Converse often with yourself and neither lavish your time nor suifer others to rob you of it Many of our hours are stolen from us and others pass insensibly away but of both these losses the most shameful is that which happens to us through our own neglect If we take the trouble to observe we shall find that one considerable part of our life is spent in doing evil and the other in doing nothing or in doing what we should not do We do not seem to know the value of time nor how precious day is nor do we consider that every moment brings us nearer our end Reflect upon this entreat you and keep strict account of time III -Etturgical airtl omflcttr Cljtologn On what general principles does the institution of Common Prayer distinct from the Eucharist rest Describe briefly the usual form of public prayer about the end of the fourth century Trace the formation of the Breviary and notice its especial defect Mention few characteristics of the two Prayer-books of Edward VI and of that of Elizabeth Give dates What changes have taken place since the Reformation in the directions as to- The place of the minister during prayer The vesture of the minister