A clergyman kneels in prayer with the passion tools of Christ, a man next to him also kneels in prayer and tramples on the devil. They address God who thrones in heaven and the saints who can make intercession. Seven shields depict the virtues that meditation prescribes and which man must pursue throughout his life: faith, hope, love, justice, temperance, strength and prudence, emblem with clergyman and man praying to God and the saints with their request to live in virtue Den wech des eeuwich levens (series title), Boëtius Adamsz. Bolswert, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Hendrik Aertssens (II), Antwerp, 1620 - 1623 and/or 1623, paper, engraving, h 137 mm × w 98 mm

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A clergyman kneels in prayer with the passion tools of Christ, a man next to him also kneels in prayer and tramples on the devil. They address God who thrones in heaven and the saints who can make intercession. Seven shields depict the virtues that meditation prescribes and which man must pursue throughout his life: faith, hope, love, justice, temperance, strength and prudence, emblem with clergyman and man praying to God and the saints with their request to live in virtue Den wech des eeuwich levens (series title), Boëtius Adamsz. Bolswert, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Hendrik Aertssens (II), Antwerp, 1620 - 1623 and/or 1623, paper, engraving, h 137 mm × w 98 mm

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