M. Christian Scrivers, court chaplain to Quedlinburg: Soul Treasure. In it of the human soul's high dignity, deep and pitiful fall, repentance and renewal through Christ, divine holy life, manifold Creutz and consolation, in Creutz, happy farewell from the body, triumphant and joyful entry into heaven, and eternal joy and salvation, edifying and consoling is acted upon; .... Now, however, with the right marginalia, which the Christian reader .... immediately sees. .... In addition to various complete and useful registers... With 2 engravings as frontispieces, Magdeburg and Leipzig: in transfer Christoph Seidel, 1723, 12 unpag. ll., 897 pp., 12 ll., leather binding with clasps, dated 1727 , signs of age and wear (among others, the cover is rubbed and bumped, the upper capital is slightly damaged, the ties are missing, but a decent copy)
