The picture of the heavenly Jerusalem in the writings of Johannes of Fecamp, De contemplativa vita, and in the Elizabethan hymns
By: edited from the sources of Stephen A. Hurlbut, M.A.
Publisher: Printed by the author at the Saint Albans Press
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Joannes, Abbot of Fécamp, 995 (ca.)-1078 or 9.; Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo -- Spurious and doubtful works.; Jerusalem, my happy home.
Notes: Bibliographical foot-notes.
Various pagings.
Map on lining-papers.
"320 copies ... printed ... Number 13."
Table of contents: title: The picture of the heavenly Jerusalem: Biblical, pagan, and early Christian.; title: Elizabethan hymns and ballads: Jerusalem, my happy home, by "F.B.P.," c. 1580.  Jerusalem, thy joys divine, c. 1590.  O Mother dear Jerusalem, from W. Prid's The glasse of vaine-glorie, 1585.; title: Johannes Fiscamnensis, second abbot of Fécamp in Normandy (c. 995-1078): Libelli de contemplativa vita.; title: Later recensions of the writings of Johannes: Liber supputationum, with some early versions in German, Dutch, and Italian.  Confessio theologica, and some early editions.; title: Final form of Johannes' writings: Meditationes S. Augustini, editions and translations: Thomas Becon, The pomander of prayer, 1558; Thomas Rogers, S. Augustine's Prayers, 1581.; title: Peter Damiani (1007-1072): Rhythmus de gloria paradisi.