Ignitum Cum Deo Soliloquium

Ignitum Cum Deo Soliloquium, by Gerlacus Petri, is a theological work originally published in Cologne in 1616. This edition, edited by J. Itrange, presents the spiritual reflections and prayers of Petri, reminiscent of the style of Thomas à Kempis. Written in Latin, the text offers a profound exploration of faith, divine connection, and the contemplative life. This book is a valuable resource for students of theology, church history, and anyone interested in early modern Christian spirituality.

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