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1265. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)<br />

“[On preparation for death.]” [1742-1787] 15pp. [Acc. No. 337]<br />

Repository: Georgetown <strong>University</strong>, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)<br />

Bib. Ref.: “Vigilate & orate, nescitis enim quando tempus sit. Watch, and pray, for<br />

you know not when the time is. Marc: 3.33 [i.e. 13:33].”<br />

Commentary: Notes at the head read “Most <strong>of</strong> this is taken out <strong>of</strong> F: Crasset.” and,<br />

in an unidentified hand, “necessity & means <strong>of</strong> preparing for a happy death.” The<br />

sermon is based on the opening portion <strong>of</strong> La douce et sainte mort by the French<br />

Jesuit Rev. Jean Crasset. Cf., for instance, the “nouvelle edition,” A Liege: Chez C.<br />

Collette, 1744, pp. 1 et ff. For further biographical information on the Rev. Bennet<br />

Neale, see accession number 329.<br />

Keywords: death, preparation for; Crasset, Rev. Jean;<br />

1266. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)<br />

“[On the Resurrection.]” [1761] 8pp. [Acc. No. 333]<br />

Repository: Georgetown <strong>University</strong>, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)<br />

Bib. Ref.: “Nonne oportuit Xtum pati, & ita intrare in gloriam suam. Luc. C24 v.25<br />

Ought not Christ to suffer these things, & so to enter into his glory?” The alternate<br />

text is “Xrist rising from ye Dead, dies no more. Rom: 6” [6, 9].<br />

Commentary: A note at the head reads “Dnca Resurrectionis.” A note on the<br />

wrapper reads “Dnca Resurrectionis Textus ex Feria 11a. 1761 at Home 1766 &<br />

Bal: Town & Nic: Hornalls at home 1770 at S: H: 1775 Georg Spire & Cath. Mannin<br />

—.” For further biographical information on the Rev. Bennet Neale, see accession<br />

number 329.<br />

Keywords: Hornall, Nic.; Spire, Georg; Mannin, Cath.; Christ, resurrection <strong>of</strong>;<br />

1267. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)<br />

“Retirement from Worldly affairs.” [1760] 7pp. [Acc. No. 331]<br />

Repository: Georgetown <strong>University</strong>, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)<br />

Bib. Ref.: “Dixit Jesus Discipulis suis: Nemo potest duobus Dnis servire. Christ told<br />

his Disciples: No one can serve to Masters. Math: c.6.” Added, in an unidentified<br />

hand, is “24.”<br />

Commentary: A note at the head reads “14th. Sunday after Pent:.” Notes on the<br />

wrapper read “Matt. VI. 24. Nemo potest duobus Dnis servire &c 1760 1763” and,<br />

in an unidentified hand, “14a. post Pentec.” For further biographical information<br />

on the Rev. Bennet Neale, see accession number 329.<br />

Keywords: worldly affairs, retirement from;<br />

1268. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)<br />

“[On self-love.]” [1742-1787] 11pp. [Acc. No. 336]<br />

Repository: Georgetown <strong>University</strong>, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)<br />

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