Andrewes

Daniel at the king's table, who would not defile himself with the portion of the king's meat

Daniel's thanksgiving the night the king's dream was shewn him, with the executioner already appointed for the wise men of Babylon. His words stand in the four lines above; the bracket is the editor's.

the plate's figure. Daniel kneeling three times a day is at vi. 10; vi. 4 is the presidents seeking occasion against him. Kept as printed — it stands on the volume's running list with [Jer. l. 24.] and [Eph. i. 8.]

Daniel kneeling three times a day, as he did aforetime

Daniel's confession: even by departing from thy precepts

Daniel in the exile, at the evening sacrifice

the plate's figure. The words are verse 7's: printed 35 sets the same pair at ix. 7, and printed 133 prints the two verses in order under their own Vers. marks. Kept as printed.

Daniel in the exile: O Lord, according to all thy righteousness, let thine anger be turned away

Daniel's plea in the exile: for thine own sake, O my God

Daniel at the evening sacrifice, on the seventy years

Daniel: defer not, for thine own sake, O my God

O Lord, hearken and do; defer not

Daniel in the exile: O Lord, hearken and do; defer not, for thine own sake