Silent Poetry, Speaking Painting (1630) - Page 3

⚠The page is a damaged pastedown or flyleaf featuring multiple fragments of printed waste paper (Fraktur script) used in the binding. It contains significant staining, surface loss, and later handwritten cataloging notes in ink and pencil.

Lit. el.
134

[Mannasser] Likely a reference to Caspar Mannasser (1612–1679), a Benedictine theologian, or perhaps an indication of the book's provenance or authorship.

The following fragments are from printed German waste paper salvaged for the binding. Many words are partial due to the paper being trimmed by the binder.

... as than
... [nourishm]ent original: "rung"
nothing
or
... [clear]ness original: "erheit"
food original: "fpeis" (Speise)
in the
h / r:
as

wounds
S...

a wou[nd]
crossed out original: "durchgeftri" (durchgestrichen)
Galatians 4 original: "Gal. IV"; a reference to the fourth chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians.