The Christian in solitude or manna of the desert : handwritten transcript, [18--].

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The Christian in solitude or manna of the desert : handwritten transcript, [18--].

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This volume is a Nineteenth Century handwritten translation of Crasset's work, La Manne du desert pour les personnes qui sont en retraite, which is a series of meditations for those entering on a religious retreat. The translation is 348 pages and contains illustrations of ink drawings and an illustration from another source, glued into the first page. A short selection of 37 pages follows, "Meditations on the Passion of Jesus Christ," with the chapter note: "O Vos omnes qui transitis per viam. Attendite & videte si est dolor sicut dolor meus. Consummatum est." It contains an ink drawing of a cross with a ladder, wreath, spear, and rooster. The motto, "Amor meus crucifuscus est," appears in a ribbon draped over the cross. A book plate on the front cover reads, "Ex Libris Monasterii Sancte Scholasticae. O. S. B. Teignmouth". The translator of the volume is unknown.

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Crasset, Jean, 1618-1692

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Born in Dieppe, France on January 3, 1618, Jean Crasset was a member of the Society of Jesus, a professor of humanities and philosophy, and a successful preacher in Paris. He joined the Jesuits in 1638 and was the author of many ascetical texts, including Methode d'oraison; Considerariones chretiennes pour tous les hours de l'annee; La chretienne in solitude; and Histoire de l'eglise du japon. Crasset died in Paris on January 4, 1692. From the description of The Christian in solitude...