Joannis Foresii, È Soc. Jesu, Allocutiones Oratoriae: Habitae In Solen[n]itatibus Christi, B. Virgin

"Joannis Foresii, È Soc. Jesu, Allocutiones Oratoriae" is a collection of orations delivered by Johannes Foresius, a member of the Society of Jesus. These allocutions were presented during solemn celebrations dedicated to Christ, the Blessed Virgin, and various saints, as well as at public gatherings of academics and Marian sodalities. The work provides insight into the religious and rhetorical practices of the Jesuit order, offering a valuable resource for scholars interested in Christian history, homiletics, and the role of religious oratory in public life. Foresius's speeches reflect the theological and cultural contexts of his time, making this volume a significant contribution to the study of religious discourse and its impact on society.

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