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Edmund Colledge Meester Willem Jordaens, 'De Oris Osculo' of De Mystieke Mondkus, by Leonce Reypens 38/3 p. 333

languages

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  • Dutch
  • French
  • Danish
  • Middle High German
  • Italian
  • Old French

works

  • Hundred Articles
  • Het stervende leven
  • Den gront-steen der volmaecktbeyt
  • De Oris Osculo
  • De Espousals
  • The Mirror of Simple Souls
  • Seven Trappen
  • The Cloud of Unknowing
  • Hadewijch's Letter 20

people

  • William Jordaens
  • John Spiegel
  • John Ruysbroek
  • Henry Suso
  • Gerard Groote
  • Augustine of Hippo
  • Philip of Marigny
  • Hadewijch

subjects

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  • Expression
  • rhetoric
  • paradoxes
  • experience
  • symbolism
  • imagination
  • psychology
  • community
  • freedom
  • Virtue
  • mysticism
  • love
  • prayer
  • union
  • catechesis
  • affectivity
  • mystical
  • spirituality
  • devotion
  • theology
  • contemplation

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