Practical directions on the use of the body for spiritual growth by a great Christian of the sixteenth century.
Jeremy Taylor (1613-67), chaplain to King Charles I and Bishop of Down and Connor, was known as the "Shakespeare of Divines" for the beauty of his devotional writing.
His chief claim to fame lies in his twin devotional manuals Holy Living and Holy Dying, which were admired by John Wesley for their spiritual useful and by Samuel Coleridge for their literary quality.
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