In 1225 the infirm St. Francis, living in a hut in a church garden, wrote this poem in which he looks on the face of creation and blesses it in its totality. Our text is a translation of the poem...
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In 1225 the infirm St. Francis, living in a hut in a church garden, wrote this poem in which he looks on the face of creation and blesses it in its totality. Our text is a translation of the poem by Matthew Arnold. We have illuminated each line with paintings -- "Praised be my Lord for our brother the Wind" is accompanied by a Corot painting of trees bent before a gale, and also an illustration by Frank Pape in which a dove is borne joyously upward. In this manner two faces of wind are shown, and the words made more vividly manifest.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 242917
- Product Code 1883211344
- EANÂ 9781883211349
- Pages 48
- Department Academic
- Category Classic
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Abingdon Press
- Publication Date Jun 2003
- Dimensions 294 x 205 x 11mm
- Weight 0.476kg
Francis Of Assisi
RAPHAEL BROWN was a well-known Franciscan scholar and Tertiary Franciscan. His translation of "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis from Latin and Italian was originally published by Doubleday Image Books in the late 1950s. Half a century later, it is still the classic text of this work.
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