La Quarantaine Sacrée Aux Souffrances De J. Ch. Ou La Passion De Notre Seigneur Jésus-christ Représentée En Xlvi Images... offers a profound meditation on the Passion of Jesus Christ through a series of forty-six images. This historical work, originally created by Klauber, presents a visual and spiritual journey through the suffering and sacrifice of Christ. With detailed imagery and evocative symbolism, the book invites readers to contemplate the core tenets of Christian faith and reflect on the enduring significance of Christ's Passion. A valuable resource for those interested in religious art, Christian history, and theological contemplation.
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