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La Vie et les Instructions de la Venerable Mere Anne de S. Barthelemy, Compagne & Coadjutrice infatigable. De la Sainte et Seraphique Mere Therese de Jesus, et Fondatrice des Carmelites Dechaussees En France, & du Convent d’Anvers, & ses Fruits de Sainteté, dans les Vies de ses plus illustres Filles, qui ont excellées en vertus. Par un Solitaire du Saint Desert de Marlaigne

by: [de Saint Bernard, Eléonore]

Publication date: 1708

Topics: Anne of St. Bartholomew, Mother, 1550-1626 -- Early works to 1800, Teresa, of Avila, Saint, 1515-1582, Anne of St. Bartholomew, Mother, 1550-1626, Teresa, of Avila, Saint, 1515-1582, Discalced Carmelite Nuns -- Early works to 1800, Discalced Carmelites -- Early works to 1800, Carmelites -- France -- Biography, Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Discalced Carmelites, Nuns -- France -- Biography, Nuns, France

Publisher: Brussels : Chez Jean de Smedt, Marchand-libraire

Collection: womenofthebook; Johns_Hopkins_University; americana

Contributor: The Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries

Language: French

Item Size: 1.4G

8vo. pp. xii, 576, (6), plus engraved frontispiece. Contemporary calf. “Amelberga Broeckaert... Mechelen”.

First edition as such, although there are editions from 1661 and 1707, published by Pierre Jean Parys, Antwerp. This biography is typically attributed to Anne de Barthelemy’s fellow nun Eleonore de St. Bernard. Anne’s beatification, however, did not proceed until 1917.

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