An epitome of the priestly life

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See o the sulfille the ministru

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WΗinis the an that lives and will

Therefore pries though thou be, and of the god and of the fons of the ostΗigh thou hali die like the est O men, and that indoed in the da thou rechon- est not in the ou thou apprehendestno and in the anne thou knoweS not. Quichi ho draws nigh to thee, mySon, he who rides pon the pale orseand hos nam is eath Soon thoushaltae among the Stain. Perhaps thou givest litile thought tollim, that thou bellevest imas et faraway; ut there is ni a te between

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Then the days of the longes life ill

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Then many of thine actions, hicli a another time appeared to the right and good, thou Wil perceive to e evit. In many of them thou ili recogniZethe concupiscerice of the est, the con

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thema

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forti a ne determination to prepare forit, o in the future ut o an in

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oration for the dead. In a Word, eath ver present iiseis to thee Phave so decreed and why3

quently to thy ast 1id, I have ished that there hould e for the in thysacre ministry, an almoSt perpetuat incentive to this mos salutar thought an remembrance of eath. Do no therefore clOS O turn Way

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thing that are in the worid for the figureo this orld shali pass.

forcibi toward these sensibi things 3 Have frequently in thyminii that asthour hen the elements and the entire universe dissolve in ames hallorumblerio naught.

Picture to thyset in hine innermostfoui that thou already seest terribi Sigiis in the sun and in the oon an in thesiars that amid the in of earlhquakes and the confusion of the oaring of thesea thou eares the ound of the ast