Author: Clauder, Joseph, 1586-1653
Image Title: Cautionary Hymns Wherein Temporal Agony Is Said to Lead to Eternal Comfort
Description: This woodcut print features the archangel Michael slaying Satan in the form of a great serpent by piercing him with a cross-tipped lance, a scene which is used as the title-image of the section of the Lutheran hymnist Joseph Clauder’s (1586 – 1653 CE) Psalmnodia novae pars nova: sive selectissimorum hymnorum centura II containing cautionary hymns that speak to the infernal destiny of sinners’ pursuit of earthly pleasure and the eternal bliss following on the saints’ temporal agony.
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