P. Sebastiani Sailer Canonici Praemonstratensis In Exempto, ... Kempensis Marianus Sive Libelli Duo De Imitatione Mariae Virginis, Et Matris Dei is a profound exploration of Marian devotion and the imitation of the Virgin Mary, written by Sebastian Sailer. This work, intended 'Pro Legentium Solatio Et Salute' (for the solace and salvation of readers), combines manuscript transcriptions with straightforward augmentation. Sailer, a Premonstratensian canon, delves into the virtues and spiritual significance of Mary, offering guidance for Christians seeking to deepen their faith through her example.
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