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The Speculum Sancte Mariae Virginis is intercalated between the
chapters of the Speculum humanae salvationia; the latter
is accompanied by a German Translation + followed by a
Latin summary by Johannes, monk at St. Ulrich +
Afra.
- a frequently consulted source of inspiration for artists in the
late 14 + 15th C, the Speculum + its illustrations remain
today a key guide to our understanding of the often
obscure symbolism of the art of this period.
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- The Speculum Sanctae Mariae Virginis is intercalated
between the chapters of the Speculum humanae
salvationis; the latter is accompanied by a German
translation + followed by a Latin metrical summary
by Johannes, monk at St. Ulrich und Afra.
- printed together with another work intercalated into the
chapters of the Speculum. The Latin text is printed
beneath the cuts, followed by a translation of the chapter
into German + a metrical summary by Brother Johannes
of the Abbey.

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