Annus Sacer Poeticus: Sive Selecta De Divis Coelitibus Epigrammata In Singulos Anni Dies Tributa, Du

Annus Sacer Poeticus, Volume 2, by Pierre-Juste Sautel, presents a collection of religious epigrams dedicated to various deities, arranged according to the days of the year. This volume encompasses the months of July through December, offering a poetic reflection on the sacred calendar. Written in Latin, this work exemplifies the literary and religious sensibilities of the 17th century.

Sautel's epigrams provide insight into the theological and cultural context of his time, blending classical forms with Christian themes. The collection serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in religious poetry, Latin literature, and the intellectual history of early modern Europe. 'Annus Sacer Poeticus' stands as a testament to the enduring power of verse to explore the divine and the human condition.

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