THE COMPLETE

EXTANT WORKS

OF SAINT DIONYSIUS THE AREOPAGITE,

TOGETHER WITH THE WRITERS OF HIS LIFE,

now for the first time published jointly in Greek and Latin.

To which are added the Scholia of St. Maximus, now first rendered into Latin, and the

paraphrase of George Pachymeres on the Epistles.

The whole [prepared] by the study and labor of PIERRE LANSSEL of Gravelines,

Priest of the Society of JESUS.

An ornate printer's device or emblem featuring a central oval frame. Inside the frame, a serpent is entwined around a staff or branch amidst flames. The frame is flanked by two female figures representing virtues or muses. Above the frame are two cherubs holding a monogram "IHS" with a cross. Below is a grotesque mask. A motto runs around the oval: "IF GOD BE FOR US, WHO CAN BE AGAINST US."

AT PARIS,

At the house of MICHEL SONNIUS, in the Rue Saint-Jacques,

at the sign of the Shield of Basel.

1615.

BY ROYAL PRIVILEGE.