SERMONS - University of Tennessee, Knoxville

SeRMon entRieS
Behold thou art made whole: sin nomore, lest some worse thing chaunce to thee.
Jo: 5 14.”
Commentary: Accession number 235g is the third of four sermons bound
together in the order accession numbers 235e, 235f, 235g, and 235h. The pages are
numbered 769-774. A note at the head reads “1st fryday Lent.” Attwood, a Jesuit,
served in Maryland from 1712 until his death.
Keywords: sin, effects of;
45. ATTWOOD, PETER. (MD; Cath.; 1682-1734; in MD 1712-1734)
“Of hope.” [1712-1734] 5pp. [Acc. No. 235e]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “[Caeci vident, cl]audi ambulant, leprosi mundantur, surdi audiunt,
mortui resurgent The blind see, the lame walke, the lepers are made cleane, the
deafe heare, the dead rise againe M: 21” [Matthew 11, 5].
Commentary: Accession number 235e is the first of four sermons bound together in
the order accession numbers 235e, 235f, 235g, and 235h. The pages of the sermon
are numbered 759-763. A note at the head reads “Dom: 2 adven.” Attwood, a Jesuit,
served in Maryland from 1712 until his death.
46. ATTWOOD, PETER. (MD; Cath.; 1682-1734; in MD 1712-1734)
“How to hear mass w[it]h devotion.” [1712-1734] 4pp. [Acc. No. 48]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Commentary: Accession number 48 is the second of four sermons bound together
in the order accession number 47, accession number 48, accession number 49, and
accession number 50. A few emendations occur throughout the manuscript in the
hand of Rev. Arnold Livers. The whole in a wrapper bearing, inside, 16 lines of
Latin verse signed “Jacobus Clifton” and, outside, capsule titles for the sermons in
Livers’ hand. Pages are numbered 846-849. Attwood, a Jesuit, served in Maryland
from 1712 until his death.
Keywords: devotion; Mass, hearing; Clifton, Jacobus; Livers, Rev. Arnold;
47. ATTWOOD, PETER. (MD; Cath.; 1682-1734; in MD 1712-1734)
“Human ingratitude.” [1712-1734] 7pp. [Acc. No. 235h]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Et surrexerunt, et ejecerunt cum extra civitatem And they rose, and cast
him out of the citie. Lu: 4.29.”
Commentary: Accession number 235h is the fourth of four sermons bound
together in the order accession numbers 235e, 235f, 235g, and 235h. The pages are
numbered 775-781. The word “London” is repeated several times on the final blank
in the hand of the Rev. Arnold Livers. Attwood, a Jesuit, served in Maryland from
1712 until his death.
Keywords: Livers, Rev. Arnold; ingratitude;
13