Sanctuarium profanis occlusum, sive, de ss. bibliorum prohibitione in lingua vulgari seu vernacula tractatus (1662) - Page 8

SANCTUARY

CLOSED TO THE PROFANE;

OR, ON THE

PROHIBITION OF THE HOLY

BIBLES

in the common or vernacular language

TREATISE;

First written in French in the year 1651.

BY LORD NICOLAS LE MAIRE, Licentiate in

Sacred Theology at the Faculty of Paris, Counselor,

Almoner, and Preacher to the Most Christian

King, etc.

Mary Rhenouicjs Note: This likely refers to a location or patron.

Now published in Latin in Germany.

Two circular engravings appear here. The left depicts an eagle flying toward the sun with the motto "NON DATUR OMNIBUS" It is not given to all. The right shows an interior scene of a church with a priest at the altar and figures in the foreground, with the motto "PROCUL HINC PROCUL ESTE PROFANI ~ FORAS CANES ~" Be gone from here, be gone, you profane ones; outside, dogs.

HERBIPOLI;

Printed by Sylvester Gassner, Academic Printer. 1662.