Explication de divers monumens singuliers, qui ont rapport à la religion des plus anciens peuples (1739) - Page 4

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# EXPLANATION

OF VARIOUS

## SINGULAR MONUMENTS,

WHICH RELATE

### TO THE RELIGION

OF THE MOST ANCIENT PEOPLES.

## WITH AN EXAMINATION OF THE LATEST

Edition of the Works of Saint Jerome, and a Treatise on

## JUDICIAL ASTROLOGY.

Work enriched with copperplate engravings.

By the Reverend Father Dom Jacques Martin, Benedictine Monk of the

Congregation of Saint Maur.

An engraved printer's device or emblem. It features an allegorical scene within a decorative frame. At the top is a banner with the Latin motto: "Faith and Harmony stir us to labor" original: "FIDES ET CONCORDIA AD LABOREM CONCITANT". The scene depicts several figures in a landscape. On the left, figures sit under a tree, while on the right, smaller figures, known as putti, appear to be working on a stone altar or monument. In the foreground, a small fire burns in a brazier.

## IN PARIS, RUE SAINT-JACQUES,

At { LAMBERT, Bookseller at the sign of Wisdom.

{ DURAND, Bookseller at the sign of Saint Landry.

1739.

WITH THE APPROVAL AND PRIVILEGE OF THE KING.