A

COMPANION TO THE TEMPLE;

OR,

A HELP TO DEVOTION

IN THE USE OF

THE COMMON PRAYER.

BY THOMAS COMBER, D.D.

LATE DEAN OF DURHAM.

VOL. I.

OF MORNING AND EVENING PRAYER.

OXFORD:

AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

M. DCCC. XLI.

Clar. Press

1.a.109.

DEDICATION.

TO THE

KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

DREAD SOVEREIGN,

THIS illustration of our church's liturgy being now complete, doth justly address itself to your royal patronage, as to the happy restorer and constant supporter thereof. And it is encouraged in this application by the late wonderful discovery which Heaven hath made, that those who with more noise than reason, out of interest rather than conscience, have opposed these excellent forms, are not only enemies to our divine service, but also to your sacred person and government. We now see that your royal father, of blessed memory, did