Kurtzer Begriff deß Wunderlichen Lebens, Heroischen Tugenden, Himmlischer Gnaden und Einflüsse, Auch Vil-werthen Tods der seeligen Jungfrauen Margarethä Ebnerin, Deß berühmten Jungfrauen Closters Maria-Medingen, Prediger-Ordens Professin. Aus deme Von Ihro'selbst beschribenen Leben herausgezogen Allen andächtigen Christen zum Trost, Auferbauung und Nachfolg in Druck gegeben. Durch F. Eustachium Eysenhuet, Prediger Ordens Priestern

by: Ebner, Margaretha; Eysenhuet, Eustachius [Eisenhut, Eustachius] (ed.)

Publication date: 1717

Topics: Ebner, Margaret, approximately 1291-1351 -- Early works to 1800, Dominicans -- Early works to 1800, Dominican sisters -- Early works to 1800, Women mystics -- Early works to 1800

Publisher: Augspurg : Nachgedrucft ben Joh. Michael Labhart, hoch-Furil. Bischdssl. Buchdructer

Collection: womenofthebook; Johns_Hopkins_University; americana

Digitizing sponsor: The Arcadia Fund

Contributor: The Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries

Language: German

8vo. pp. (10), 195. 18th C boards. Ex-libris of Simon Egenberger. Second edition (first, 1688). A medieval ‘German mystic’ not officially condoned by the Church until 1979, the ‘Revelations’ of Margaretha Ebner preserved in a manuscript in her own hand were not widely known until the 18th century. Eisenhut’s selection of her letters and memoirs was taken from this manuscript and is one of the earliest printed expositions of Ebner’s work and doctrines

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