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Ritter von Turn (1493)

Demon of Vanity and Coquette - Book of the Knight of the Tower

1493

File source: Wikimedia Commons
Rights: Public domain
Original: 330 × 340px

Albrecht Dürer Woodcut Archive

Demon of Vanity and Coquette - Book of the Knight of the Tower

The Knight in the garden being approached by his daughters

The Knight offering his book to his daughters

The Woman and the Bathing Hermit

Durer autopsy

Kinderraub

Illustration from the Ritter von Turn, 1493

Illustration from the Ritter von Turn, 1493

Eunuchus, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Eunuchus, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Eunuches, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Andria,from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Andria, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Adelphi, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Phormio, from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Illustration from The Comedie of Terence, 19th century reprint

Frontiscipe of The Ship of fools

Of Negligent Fathers Ayenst Their Children

Of Taleberers And Mouers Of Debate

Of Vngoodly Maners, And Dysordred

Of Dispysers Of Holy Scripture

Of Disordred And Venerious Loue

Of Them That Synne Trustynge Vpon The Mercy Of Almyghty God

Of Folys Yt Begyn Great Byldynge Without Sufficient Prouysion

Of Them That Correct Other, Them Self Culpable In The Same Faut

The Sermon

Of Negligent Stodyers

Of Lewde Juges Of Others Dedes

Of Synners That Prolonge From Daye To Day To Amende Theyr Myslyuyng

Of Men That Ar Jelous

Of Suche As Nedys Wyll Contynue In Theyr Foly Nat Withstandynge Holsom Erudicion

Of Wrathfull Folys

Of The Mutabylyte Of Fortune

Of Seke Men Inobedient

Of To Open Councellers

Of Folys That Can Nat Be Ware By Ye Mysfortune Nor Take Example Of Others Damage

Of Folys That Force Or Care For The Bacbytynge Of Lewde People

Of Mockers And Fals Accusers

Of Them That Despyse Euerlastynge Blys For Worldly Thynges And Transitory

Of Talkers And Makers Of Noyse In The Chirche Of God

Of Folys That Put Them Self In Wylful Ieopardy And Peryll

Of The Way Of Felycyte, And Godnes And The Payne To Come To Synners

Of Bodely Lust Or Corporall Voluptuosyte

Of Yonge Folys That Take Olde Wymen To Theyr Wyues Nat For Loue But For Ryches

Of Enuyous Folys

Of Impacient Folys Disdaynynge To Abyde And Suffer Correccion, For Theyr Profyte

Of Folysshe Fesicians Vsynge Theyr Practyke Without Speculacyon

Of Predestinacyon