Georgiae Montaneae, nobilis Gallae, Emblematvm Christianorvm centvria

This book features one-hundred Christian emblems in both French and Latin, accompanied by symbolic illustrations. Originally published in the 16th century and authored by a noblewoman, the book explores religious themes and moral lessons through the use of allegory and symbolism. It is an interesting and unique piece of Christian literature that offers insight into the religious and cultural values of the time.

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