Jeremy Taylor (1613-1667) has been called “the Shakespeare of the Divines “…he drew on the spirit of the Renaissance in rich classical allusions, ornate symbolism and flowing cadences to enhance his presentation of the sacred truths of holy writ. In this volume the whole range of Taylor’s achievement is surveyed. His Work as pilgrim and pastor, theologian and priest, poet and preacher is presented with comprehensive introductions that highlight how he blended the insights of the Fathers with the forces of his own time into brilliant new forms of expression.