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Gołembiowski Chryzostom Jan, The Voice of the Caller in the Augystynianskiey Pushcha Jan Złotemi Ustami Chryzostoma Gołembiowskiego […] [1757].

2000,00 zł brutto

Chryzostom Jan Gołembiowski, *The Voice of One Crying Out in the Augustinian Wilderness* by John Chrysostom Gołembiowski, known as “Golden-Mouthed,” Doctor of Sacred Scripture and twice Provincial of the Polish Province of the Order of St. Augustine, the Most Illustrious John III, King of Poland, theologian and ordinary preacher—that is, Sermons for all Sundays throughout the year, during the Sejm sessions, as well as delivered in various places before His Majesty the King.
Lviv 1757, Printing House of His Majesty’s Brotherhood of the Holy Trinity (SSS)
32 cm, [6], 500 pp., [4] c.

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About this copy

The last index card is missing. Woodcut vignettes and initials. Underlining and a number on the title page; localized fading and discoloration on the pages, especially in the lower part of the block; the first section is loose and slightly warped at the fold; the corners of the last dozen or so pages are bent. Leather-half binding, partly made of period materials; endpapers of printed 18th-century paper.

A collection of sermons by the Augustinian Chrysostom Jan Gołembiowski, theologian and preacher to Jan III Sobieski—sermons for every Sunday of the year, delivered, among other occasions, during Sejm sessions and before the royal majesty. The author expounds on moral and spiritual teachings, encouraging the reader to reflect on their own life and to practice Christian virtues; the language of the sermons is rich in metaphors and religious references.

An item from the 14th Polish Antiquarian Book Auction.

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