"SPIRITUAL DELICACIES OR GAMES USEFUL TO MEN BANISHED FROM THE EARTHLY PARADISE TO THE HEAVENLY PARADISE" BY ALBERYK KOSCINSKI. CONCERNING THE SPIRITUAL THOUGHT OF THE XVII CENTURY.

The article is one of the first attempts to present the works of Alberyk Koscinski whose "Spiritual Delicacies or Games Useful to Men Banished from the Earthly Paradise to the Heavenly Paradise" (Poznan 1695) was aimed at helping nuns or potential recipients to perfect their inner self. The article...

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Publicado en:Respectus Philologicus Vol. 27; no. 32; pp. 33 - 43
Autor principal: Kaczor-Scheitler, Katarzyna
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Publicado: Vilnius University 2015
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