Octoginta emblemata moralia nova, e sacris literis petita, formandis ad veram pietatem accommodata, & elegantibus picturis aeri incisis repraesentata

Octoginta emblemata moralia nova is a collection of eighty moral emblems derived from sacred texts, designed to cultivate true piety. Published in 1630, this work by Daniel Cramer presents each emblem with elegant, newly engraved illustrations. The book serves as a visual and textual guide to moral and spiritual development, reflecting the religious and artistic sensibilities of the 17th century. Its enduring value lies in its combination of religious instruction and artistic expression, making it a significant artifact for scholars and enthusiasts of religious history, art, and emblem studies.

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