Scupoli, Lorenzo. The spiritual conflict: or The arraignment of the spirit of selfe-love and sensuality, at the barre of truth and reason. : First published in Spanish, by the Reverend Father John Castaniza, a Benedictin monk of Ona: afterwards, put into the Latine, Italian, German, French, and now lastly into the English tongue, according to the originall copy. With many profitable additions and explications

Gillow, J. Biographical Dictionary of English Catholics: 5:464
Folger bibliographic ID: 153226
ESTC number: R36281
Wing number: S2166E
Folger call number: 157- 105q
Folger holdings ID: 148151

Edition

The second edition

Bibliographic format

twelvemo

General notes

A translation, by Thomas Vincent (also known as Thomas Sadler), of: Scupoli, Lorenzo. Combattimento spirituale Sometimes attributed to Juan de Castañiza, who in fact translated the work from Italian into Spanish Title page in red and black Conjectured place of publication from Joseph Gillow Signatures: A-O¹² Also issued as part 1 of "The Christian pilgrime in his spirituall conflict and conquest" (Wing S2166a), but probably issued separately as well Identified as Wing C1219 on UMI microfilm "Early English books, 1641-1700"

Item information about Folger 157- 105q

Imperfect: lacking b12. A2 cut away at tail edge. Red goatskin binding with gilt panels; all edges gilt. Provenance: manuscript marking, appearing on both front and back end-papers: manuscript dots forming a cross, with "Mary" written underneath; bought by the Folger from Wm. Dawson, 18 May 1956

Uniform title: Combattimento spirituale. English
Extended title: The spiritual conflict: or The arraignment of the spirit of selfe-love and sensuality, at the barre of truth and reason. : First published in Spanish, by the Reverend Father John Castaniza, a Benedictin monk of Ona: afterwards, put into the Latine, Italian, German, French, and now lastly into the English tongue, according to the originall copy. With many profitable additions and explications
Alternate titles: Arraignment of the spirit of selfe-love and sensuality, at the barre of truth and reason

Spiritual life Perfection Asceticism Christian life

author: Scupoli, Lorenzo, 1530-1610
associated with: T. V. (Thomas Vincent), 1604-1681