3 devotional works.

8vo.

Contemp. calf or sheep, gilt-orn. spines with raised bands.

1. Poirters, A. - Het heyligh herte ver-eert aen alle godt-vruchtighe herten voor eenen nieu-iaer. Verciert met beelden en poësie. Antw., C. Woons, 1659. Corners rubbed and sl. bumped, joints split, def. at head and tail. 1st ed. on the (sacred) heart by the prolific Brabant Jesuit Poirters (1605-1674). Engr. ill.: title by Clouwet after Fruytiers, 2 half-page pl. from "Speculum peccatorum" by Mantelius (1637) and 13 half-page emblematic pl. after the suite "Cor Jesu Amanti Sacrum" by A. Wierix. Ref. Landwehr (LC) 674. - DBS VI:931:10. - Rombauts 267. - STCV. Prov. Ms. entries on title (crossed out) and flyleaf. - 2. Het duyfken in de steen-rotse dat is, eene mede-lydende siele op de bittere passie Jesu Christi mediterende. Ibid., 1695. Some min. brown.; corners bumped, covers and spine rubbed, some def. to head, tail and sides, bookblock loose from spine and lower cover. Later ed. Ill. with an engr. front. & 19 engr. emblems. Ref. STCV. - BCNI 15425. Prov. Ms. name on front flyleaf. - 3. Van de H. Barbara, J. - Het geestelyck kaert-spel met herten troef, oft het spel der liefde. Antw., P.J. Rymers, [1767-1792]. Dampstaining and brown. throughout, most obtrusive to the margins, outer margins of front flylvs frayed; corners def., covers rubbed, joints splitting, def. to head and tail. 3rd ed. (1st 1666) by J. a S. Barbara (born Schoehaert, Bruges 16??-Leiden 1670), Carmelite preacher in Holland. Engr. ill. : front. & 14 full-page emblems by Fred. Bouttats. It is a spiritual emblematic interpretation of the hearts cards of the card game, inspired by the hearts emblems of H. Hugo. Ref. STCV. - Landwehr (LC) 396. - BCNI 12318. - Rosier, Ned. Carmel 938. - Opac KBR. Prov. "Joanna Catherina De Lathouwer, 1796" (ms. entries on front flylvs).