LITERATURE AND BUCHILLUSTRATION Abraham à Sancta Clara. Judas the Ertz-Schelm, for honest Leuth, or actual draft, and life description of the Isariotic villain. Parts I and II (of 4). 10 Bl., 410 pp., 5 Bl.; 487 pp., 16 Bl. With 2 stung frontispices (in Pag.). 20.5 x 16.5 cm. ==References====External links== ==References====External links== Title. Bonn, Georg Friedrich Franckenberg and Salzburg, Haan, 1687-1689. VD 17 14:678611Z. Thinhead I, 22.I.5. Bertsche 22a, 12. Goedeke III, 240, 18. See Faber du Faur 1112. Jantz 324. – Fifth edition. With four parts the most extensive work of the Baroque preacher and writer Abraham à Sancta Clara (1644-1709): "A far-sponned life description of Judas, accompanied with an abundance of cultural satirical legends and episodes" (Dunnhaupt). "Father Abraham considered this, his most ambitious work, a sort of novel, but useful for teachers so. The devilish side of the human soul is incarnate in Judas" (Faber du Faur). – Interior mirror with mounted exlibris as well as kl. Antiquarian shield. It's tanned all the time.