Opera Selecta

Opera Selecta presents a selection of spiritual writings by Thomas à Kempis, the renowned author of The Imitation of Christ. This collection, written in Latin, includes key works such as Soliloquium Animae (Soliloquy of the Soul), Vallis Liliorum (The Valley of Lilies), De Tribus Tabernaculis (Concerning the Three Tabernacles), and De Vera Compunctione Cordis (Of True Compunction of Heart).

These texts offer profound insights into Christian spirituality, prayer, and the pursuit of a devout life. Thomas à Kempis's writings are characterized by their emphasis on personal piety, inner reflection, and the renunciation of worldly attachments. His work continues to inspire readers seeking spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with God. This volume provides a valuable resource for scholars of religious history and for individuals interested in exploring classical Christian devotional literature.

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