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O Livrinho do Coração, 01

by: Unknown

Publication date: 2007

Usage: Public Domain

Topics: france catechism religion religião history german christianism translated

Collection: opensource

Language: Portuguese

O Livrinho do Coração, Portuguese translation of Das Herz des Menschen, ein Tempel Gottes, oder eine Werkstaette des Satans. In zehn Figuren sinnbildisch dargestellt (The Heart of Mankind, a Temple of God, or a Workplace of Satan. With ten illustrations for the revival and promotion).

This writing was translated from French and was published in 1732 in Wurzburg by the university's engraver, under the title: "Spiritual Mirror of Conduct, in which each Christian seeking salvation sees himself, recognizes the state of his soul, and can then organize his life accordingly." The publisher dedicated the book to the esteemed Bishop of Wuerzburg and Bamberg, Friedrich Carl.