⚠The image is low-contrast with some foxing and ink staining. Marginal handwriting is partially obscured.

Christopher Marshall ...?

Christopher Marshall? These handwritten notes likely indicate a previous owner of the book.

The

Epistles

of

JACOB BOEHME original: "JACOB BEHMEN." This was the common English spelling of the German mystic's name in the 17th century.

otherwise,

original: "aliter"

THE TEUTONIC PHILOSOPHER

original: "TEVTONICVS PHILOSOPHVS" — Boehme was known by this title because he wrote his philosophical works in his native German (Teutonic) rather than Latin.

Very useful and necessary for

those who read his writings, and

which are very full of excellent and plain

instructions on how to attain

The Life of CHRIST.

Translated from the German language.

LONDON:

Printed by Matthew Simmons for Giles Calvert, at the

Black Spread Eagle, at the west end of

St. Paul's Cathedral, 1649.

original: "Pauls Church"