Martini à S. Brunone Austriaci Viennensis E Scholis Piis: Vertumnus Vanitatis : In XXIV. Metrorum Schemata Poesi Morali Trigesies Transformatus

Name: Martini à S. Brunone Austriaci Viennensis E Scholis Piis: Vertumnus Vanitatis : In XXIV. Metrorum Schemata Poesi Morali Trigesies Transformatus
Author: Martinus, a Sancto Brunone

Martinus, a Sancto Brunone

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The Vertumnus of Vanity

Martini à S. Brunone Austriaci Viennensis E Scholis Piis: Vertumnus Vanitatis : In XXIV. Metrorum Schemata Poesi Morali Trigesies Transformatus

Martinus, a Sancto Brunone

Latin

1725

340 pages

Art Illustrated Literature Theology

Christian Theology Art & Illustrated Books Literature & Poetry

About This Book

rosicrucianismtheologyliteraturephilosophybiblical-studies

Martinus strips away the mask of worldly success to reveal a fragile, decaying reality. This text serves as a stark guide for anyone questioning whether fame, beauty, or power hold any lasting value.

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1724p. 21, p. 23

1725p. 7, p. 20

Ecclesiastesp. 5, p. 25

Innocentius à S. Clementep. 22, p. 23

Lustrisp. 16, p. 17

Martinus à S. Brunonep. 7, p. 22

Nuncupatoriap. 12, p. 16, p. 19

Piaristsp. 7, p. 11, p. 22

Romep. 11, p. 21

Scholarum Piarump. 9, p. 11, p. 17, p. 21, p. 22, p. 23

shelfmarkp. 1, p. 2

Vanitasp. 5, p. 13, p. 15, p. 18, p. 19, p. 25

Vertumnusp. 8, p. 14, p. 15, p. 18

Vertumnus Vanitatisp. 7, p. 21, p. 22, p. 23, p. 24

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The Vertumnus of Vanity

Martini à S. Brunone Austriaci Viennensis E Scholis Piis: Vertumnus Vanitatis : In XXIV. Metrorum Schemata Poesi Morali Trigesies Transformatus

Martinus, a Sancto Brunone

Latin

1725

340 pages

Art Illustrated Literature Theology

Christian Theology Art & Illustrated Books Literature & Poetry

About This Book

rosicrucianismtheologyliteraturephilosophybiblical-studies

Martinus strips away the mask of worldly success to reveal a fragile, decaying reality. This text serves as a stark guide for anyone questioning whether fame, beauty, or power hold any lasting value.