This collection contains some of the best-known sermons by the renowned 16th-century preacher Lancelot Andrewes, grouped into three parts as per the liturgical calendar. The eloquence of Andrewes' sermons, his mastery of language and the depth of his religious knowledge had a profound influence on his contemporaries, including King James I. This book is an indispensable reference for anyone interested in the history of Christian preaching in England during the early modern period.

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