Chapter III: Book III: I. On the True Beauty, 273

II. Against Embellishing the Body, 276

III. Against Men who Embellish themselves, 284

IV. With whom we are to Associate, 292

V. Behaviour in the Baths, 296

VI. The Christian alone Rich, 298

VII. Frugality a good Provision for the Christian, 301

VIII. Similitudes and Examples a most important part of
right Instruction, 304

IX. Why we are to use the Bath, 308

X. The Exercises suited to a good Life, 310

XI. A Compendious View of the Christian Life, 313

Clothes, 313

Ear-rings, 315

Finger-rings, 315

The Hair, 317

Painting the Face, 319

Walking, 324

The Model Maiden, 325

Amusements and Associates, 325

Public Spectacles, 326

Religion in Ordinary Life, 327

Going to Church, 328

Out of Church, 329

Love, and the Kiss of Charity, 329

The Government of the Eyes, 330

XII. Continuation, with Texts from Scripture, 332

Prayer to the Pædagogus, 342

A Hymn to Christ the Saviour, 343

To the Pædagogus, 346

THE MISCELLANIES; OR, STROMATA.