THE TERRIBLE HELLISH PARLIAMENT T.44 - IANUARIUS SOWISRALIUS

Step into the world of 17th-century satire and moralizing with "The Terrible Hellish Parliament" by Ianuarius Sowisralius. This verse masterpiece, published anonymously in 1614, takes us to hellish deliberations, where devils report to Lucifer on their sinful deeds. Prepare for a journey through the dark corners of human nature, shown in the distorting mirror of sowizral humor and a counter-Reformation perspective.

• Early modern bestseller: A work that saw several editions in the 17th and 18th centuries.
• Satire and moralizing: A combination of sowizral joke with a counter-Reformation worldview.
• Hellish deliberations: An assembly of devils reporting their sinful progress to Lucifer.
• Anonymous author: A work published under the pseudonym Ianuarius Sowisralius.
• Verse form: A work written in verse form, which adds lightness and rhythm to it.
• Reflection of the era: A text showing the realities and moods of the 17th and 18th centuries.

"The Terrible Hellish Parliament" is not only a literary curiosity, but also a valuable source of knowledge about the era. The author, hiding behind the pseudonym Ianuarius Sowisralius, skillfully combines elements of satire and moralizing, creating a work that entertains and teaches. The verse form adds lightness and rhythm to it, and the numerous references to the culture and customs of those times make it a fascinating testimony to history.

Sub Lupa Publishing House returns this unique work to readers with piety, taking care of every editorial detail. The paperback cover, carefully selected font and 180x133 mm format make reading a real pleasure. This is an ideal proposition for lovers of Old Polish literature, history and satire.

Do not hesitate, reach for "The Terrible Hellish Parliament" and travel back in time to an era in which the devil not only frightened, but also entertained. Discover the hidden meanings and messages of this extraordinary work, which has permanently entered the history of Polish literature.