Marie of Agreda

Marie of Agreda was a 17th century nun who wrote a fictitious account of the life of Mary, from her birth onwards, including a tale about how Mary visited heaven and was given a guard of nine hundred angels. Spence, L. (1920). An Encyclopædia of Occultism. 2 ed. pg. 6
Her work was condemned by the Sorbonne. 
== Works ==
* The Mystic City of God, a Miracle of the All-powerful, the Abyss of Grace: Divine History of the Life of the Most Holy Virgin Mary, Mother of God, our Queen and Mistress, manifested in these last times by the Holy Virgin to the Sister Marie of the town of Agreda, and written by that same Sister by the order of her Superiors and Confessors. 
== References ==
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