Itinera Hierosolymitana Et Descriptiones Terrae Sanctae Bellis Sacris Anteriora & Latina Lingua Exarata Sumptibus Societatis Illustrandis Orientis Lat

Questo primo volume di "Itinera Hierosolymitana Et Descriptiones Terrae Sanctae Bellis Sacris Anteriora & Latina Lingua Exarata" offre una raccolta di antichi resoconti di viaggio e descrizioni della Terra Santa, anteriori alle Crociate e redatti in lingua latina.

Curato dalla Societas Illustrandis Orientis Latini Monumentis, il volume include scritti di figure storiche e religiose di spicco come San Girolamo, Santa Paola, Sant'Eucherio, San Beda il Venerabile, Santa Eustochio, il pellegrino Teodosio, Arculfo, San Villibaldo e Bernardo il Saggio. Questi testi forniscono preziose testimonianze dirette dei luoghi sacri e delle esperienze dei pellegrini nei primi secoli del cristianesimo.

Quest'opera rappresenta una risorsa inestimabile per gli studiosi di storia religiosa, gli appassionati di viaggi antichi e chiunque sia interessato alla storia e alla spiritualit? della Terra Santa.

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