127　Bouhours, Dominique　(1628-1702)
The life of St. Francis Xavier.　1812.

THE LIFE OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, OF THE Society of Jesus, APOSTLE OF THE INDIES AND OF JAPAN. WRITTEN IN FRENCH, BY FATHER DOMINICK BOHOURS, OF THE SAME SOCIETY. TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, BY JAMES DRYDEN, ESQ.
DUBLIN: PRINTED BY T. HAYDOCK, 19, ANGLESEA-STREET, And Sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. 1812.
[1], [8], 376, [14] p. 23 cm.

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BOOK IV.
Anger arrives at Malacca when the saint was ready to depart from it.p. 146-147.
Divers Adventures of Anger.p. 147-148.
Anger is brought to the father, who sends him to Goa.p. 148-149.
[Xavier] Fixes the resolution of Cosmo de Torrez, to enter into the society.p. 162-163.
Istructs Anger anew, and causes him to be farther taught by Torrez.p. 163-164.
Hears news from Japan, and designs a voyage thither to preach the gospel.p. 164-166.
Undertakes the conversion of a soldier.p. 166-167.
Converts him; and what means he uses to engage him to penance.p. 167-168.
Assists the Viceroy of the Indies at his death.p. 168-169.
Applies himself more than ever to the exercise of an interior life.p. 169-170.
Returns to his employment in the care of souls at Goa.p. 170.
Receives supplies from Europe; the arrival of Father Gaspar Barzaeus.p. 170.
Xavier goes to the fishing coast, his actions there.p. 170-171.
He speaks to the deputy governor of the Indies concerning his voyage to Japan.p. 171.
All endeavours are used to break the father's intended voyage thither.p. 171-172.
He slights the reasons alledged against it.p. 172-173.
Writes to Father Ignatius, and to Father Rodriguez.p. 173.
He goes for Japan.p. 191-192.
The news which he hears from Japan.p. 197-198.
He disposes himself for the voyage of Japan more earnestly than ever.p. 198.
Goes from Malacca to Japan; and what happens to him in the way.p. 198-200.
BOOK V.
THE situation of Japan, and the nature of the country.p. 200.
The estate of the government of Japan.p. 200-201.
The religion of the Japonnese when the father arrived in that country.p. 201-202.
Paul de Sainte Foy goes to wait on the King of Saxuma.p. 202-203.
What passed at that prince's court.p. 203-204.
The saint applies himself to the Study of the Japonian tongue.p. 204.
He baptizes the whole family of Paul de Saint Foy.p. 204-205.
Goes to the court of Saxuma, and is well received.p. 205-206.
Begins to preach at Cangoxima and converts many.p. 206.
Visits the Bonzas, and endeavours to gain them.p. 206-207.
Proves the soul's immortality to the chief of them.p. 207.
The Bonzas rise against him.p. 207-208.
They succeed not in their undertaking.p. 208.
Xavier leads a most austere life.p. 208.
He works divers miracles.p. 208-209.
Raises a maid from death.p. 209-210.
God avenges the saint.p. 210-211.
A new persecution raised against Xavier by the Bonzas.p. 211-212.
The King of Saxuma is turned against him and the Christians.p. 212.
The saint fortifies the Christians before he leaves them.p. 212-213.
He causes his catechism to be printed before his departure.p. 213.
Departs from Cangoxima.p. 213.
Goes to the Castle of Ekandono.p. 213-214.
Declares the gospel there; the fruits of his preaching.p. 214.
What he does for the preservation of the faith in the new Christians of the castle.p. 214-215.
Thoughts of a new Christian there.p. 215.
He leaves a discipline with Ekandono's steward; the use he makes of it.p. 215-216.
Likewise a little book with the wife of Ekandono, and for what it served.p. 216.
Xavier arrives at Firando; what reception he had there; he preaches with great success.p. 216-217.
He takes Amanguchi, in his way to Meaco.p. 217.
Stay at Amanguchi; his actions there.p. 217.
What hindered the fruit of his preaching.p. 217-218.
He appears before the king, and expounds to him the doctrine of Christianity.p. 218.
Preaches before him, without success.p. 218-219.
Pursues his voyage for Meaco.p. 219.
His sufferings in it.p. 219-220.
He follows a horseman with great difficulty.p. 220-221.
Instructs the people in passing through the towns.p. 221.
Arrives at Meaco, and labours there unprofitably.p. 221-222.
Departs from it to return to Amanguchi.p. 222-223.
Being returned, he gains an audience of the king.p. 223.
He obtains permission to preach.p. 223-224.
Is visited by great multitudes.p. 224.
The qualities which he thinks requisite in a missioner to Japan.p. 224-225.
He answers many men with one only word.p. 225-226.
Preaches in Amanguchi.p. 226.
Speaks the Chinese language without learning it.p. 226.
The fruit of his preaching.p. 227.
His joy in observing the fervor of the faithful.p. 227.
His occasions of sorrow amongst his spiritual joys.p. 228.
The faith is embraced notwithstanding the prince's example; and by what means.p. 228-229.
Divers conversions.p. 229-230.
He declares against the Bonzas.p. 230.
They oppose the Christian religion.p. 230-231.
He answers their arguments.p. 231-232.
They provoke the king against the Christians.p. 232-233.
The number of Christians is augmented, together with the reputation of the saint.p. 233-234.
Xavier sends a Japonian Christian to the kingdom of Bungo; and for what reason.p. 234.
He departs from Amanguchi, and goes for Bungo.p. 234-235.
Falls sick with over-travelling himself; and, after a little rest, pursues his journey.p. 235.
Is received with honour by the Portuguese, and complimented from the King of Bungo.p. 235-236.
Is much esteemed by that king.p. 236.
The king's letter to Father Xavier.p. 237-238.
In what equipage he goes to the Court of Bungo.p. 238-239.
His entry into the king's place.p. 240-241.
He receives the compliments of several persons in the court.p. 241.
Is introduced to an audience of the king, and what passes in it.p. 242-244.
What afterwards passes betwixt the king and Xavier.p. 244-245.
The saint's honour in the kingdom of Bungo, and the success of his labours there.p. 245-246.
He converts a famous Bonza.p. 246.
In what manner he prepares the Gentiles for baptism.p. 247.
What happens to the companions of Xavier at Amanguchi.p. 247-248.
The death of the King of Amanguchi and the desolation of the town.p. 248-249.
The brother of the King of Bungo is chosen King of Amanguchi; the saint rejoices at it.p. 249.
He prepares to leave Japan, and takes leave of the King of Bungo.p. 249-250.
The advice he gives the King of Bungo.p. 250-251.
The Bonzas rise anew against Xavier.p. 251-252.
A new artifice of theirs against him.p. 252-253.
The beginning of the conference betwixt Xavier and Fucarandono.p. 253-254.
The advantage of the dispute on the side of the saint.p. 254-255.
The fury of the Bonzas' forces the Portuguese to retire to their ship.p. 255.
The captain takes up a resolution to stay with him.p. 255-257.
A new enterprize of the Bonzas against Xavier.p. 257-258.
He returns to the palace to renew the conference with Fucarandono.p. 258.
The dispute renewed.p. 259.
Xavier's answer to the first question of Fucarandono.p. 259-260.
Fucarandono's second question; to which the father answers with the same success as to the former.p. 260-261.
The sequel of the disputep. 261-262.
The honour which the King of Bungo does to Xavier.p. 262.
The Bonzas present a writing to the king, but without effect.p. 262-263.
They wrangle about the signification of words; and dispute in the nature of school divines.p. 263-264.
The saint answers their objections and replies.p. 264-265.
The fruit of his disputation with them.p. 265.
He leaves Japan, and returns to the Indies.p. 265.
He writes into Europe, and comes to Goa.p. 277.
Hears joyful news of the progress of Christianity in the Indies.p. 278-279.
BOOK VI.
How much he is honoured at Japan.p. 329.
His intrepidity in dangers, and confidence in God.p. 344-347.
His humility.p. 350-351.
His devotion to the blessed Virgin.p. 366-368.

注　　記
改装。
標題紙に M. Mary Mahony Square Linsirick' および to Rev. In. Aug. Cronin O.S.A.' との書き込み。


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