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Paperback Jeremy Taylor Selected Passages Book

ISBN: 1025529812

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Jeremy Taylor Selected Passages

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"Jeremy Taylor Selected Passages" is a masterful anthology of the prose of one of the seventeenth century's most eloquent theologians and stylists. Edited and curated by the renowned essayist Logan Pearsall Smith, this collection showcases the luminous and poetic writing of Jeremy Taylor, a figure often celebrated as the "Shakespeare of Divines." Known for his vivid imagery and profound spiritual insight, Taylor's work represents a pinnacle of Anglican devotional literature and English rhetorical art.

The collection draws from Taylor's most significant works, including "Holy Living" and "Holy Dying", capturing the essence of his meditations on mortality, morality, and the beauty of the natural world. Smith's selection highlights Taylor's unique ability to weave complex theological concepts into accessible, rhythmic prose that continues to resonate with readers today. This volume serves as both an essential introduction for newcomers to Taylor's style and a valuable resource for scholars of English literature and Church history.

By presenting these carefully chosen excerpts, the book preserves the legacy of a writer whose influence on the English language rivals that of the greatest poets and dramatists. It remains a testament to the enduring power of religious literature and the aesthetic grandeur of the Stuart era.

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