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Engraved title page with angels, a coat of arms, a bishop and Saint Benedict flanking a monastery view, with a banner title.

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Constitutions pour les religieuses Benedictines de la reforme D’Auxerre (Constitutions for the Benedictine nuns of the Auxerre reform), Abraham Bosse (1649). Via artnap.com

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An engraved title page with an architectural frame, showing two angels holding up a coat of arms above a banner that reads Constitutions pour les religieuses Benedictines de la reforme D'Auxerre. Below, a bishop and a haloed Saint Benedict stand on either side of a view of a monastic building, with a nun behind Saint Benedict. The print is attributed to Abraham Bosse and dated 1649.