Anatomy or Disembowelment of the Fanatical Dragon

Name: Anatomia sive exenteratio draconis fanatici. [Dissertatie] praeside Isaacus Froereisenius
Author: Ulricus, Paulus

Anatomia sive exenteratio draconis fanatici. [Dissertatie] praeside Isaacus Froereisenius

Ulricus, Paulus

Latin

1623

70 pages

1 images

Theology Mysticism Hermetica

First Translation

No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.

No English translation of Paulus Ulricus's 'Anatomia seu evisceratio draconis fanatici' (1623) was found in any major scholarly or library catalogs. This work is a niche 17th-century Latin polemic against the mystic Valentin Weigel, and while Weigel's own writings have occasionally been translated, contemporary critiques of this nature typically remain untranslated.

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Step into a high-stakes 17th-century theological battlefield where Ulricus Paulus performs a surgical 'disembowelment' of mystical heresy. This provocative text tackles the darkest questions of the human condition: Is your soul newly created by God, or a tainted inheritance from your parents? Discover a world where the nature of angels and the mechanics of original sin are matters of spiritual life and death.