Christ is the Goal of My Life
Scopus vitae meae Christus
Latin
1624
23 pages
First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Extensive searches across major library catalogs (including the Library of Congress, Open Library, and scholarly databases via search_local_catalogs and OpenAlex) yielded no record of an English translation for this 1624 Latin work by David Wangenheim. Given the highly specific, occasional, and devotional nature of this text—a dedication to a German Elector—it is extremely unlikely to have been translated into English. No evidence of any translation (complete or partial) was found.
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About This Book
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In an era of 'pestilential turmoil' and total war, how does a ruler maintain a steady course? Discover David Wangenheim’s profound exploration of Elector Johann Georg’s personal motto, a text that redefines the 'Godly Magistrate' as the only shield against a world of violence.
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