1. The Ratification of the Book
of Common Prayer.

2. The Preface.

3. The Order how the Psalter is
appointed to be read.

4. The Order how the rest of the
Holy Scripture is appointed
to be read.

5. Tables of Lessons of Holy
Scripture, to be read at Morn-
ing and Evening Prayer
throughout the Year.

6. The Calendar.

7. Tables and Rules for the
Moveable and Immoveable
Feasts, together with the Days
of Fasting and Abstinence
throughout the Year.

8. Tables for finding the Holy-
days.

9. The Order for Daily Morning
Prayer.

10. The Order for Daily Evening
Prayer.

11. Prayers and Thanksgivings
upon several Occasions, to be
used before the two final
prayers of Morning and Even-
ing Service.

12. The Collects, Epistles, and
Gospels, to be used through-
out the Year.

13. The Order for the Adminis-
tration of the Lord's Supper,
or Holy Communion.
14. The Ministration of Public
Baptism of Infants, to be used
in the Church.

15. The Ministration of Private
Baptism of Children, in
Houses.

16. The Ministration of Baptism
to such as are of Riper Years,
and able to answer for them-
selves.

17. A Catechism; that is to say,
an Instruction to be learned
by every Person before he be
brought to be confirmed by
the Bishop.

18. The Order of Confirmation,
or Laying on of Hands upon
those that are baptized, and
come to years of Discretion.
19. The Form of Solemnization
of Matrimony.

20. The Order for the Visitation
of the Sick.

21. The Communion of the Sick.
22. The Order for the Burial of
the Dead.

23. The Thanksgiving of Women
after Child-birth, commonly
called The Churching of
Women.

24. Forms of Prayer to be used at
Sea.

25. A Form of Prayer for the
Visitation of Prisoners.
26. A Form of Prayer and Thanks-
giving to Almighty God, for
the Fruits of the earth, and
all the other Blessings of his
merciful Providence.

27. Forms of Prayer to be used in
Families.

28. Selections of Psalms, to be
used instead of the Psalms for
the Day, at the discretion of
the Minister.

29. The Psalter, or Psalms of
David.