City of God: The Coronation

The book is in good condition with a sturdy blue cloth hardcover. The gold lettering on the spine is clear, though there is noticeable fading and some wear on the spine edges. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and there are no inscriptions or library markings.

"City of God: The Coronation" by Mary of Agreda, translated by Fiscar Marison, is a profound theological work detailing the divine history and life of the Virgin Mother of God. This edition, printed in 1971 by the Ave Maria Institute in Washington, New Jersey, presents the mystical revelations received by Mary of Agreda. The book is a hardcover edition, showcasing the spiritual insights and narratives that have captivated readers interested in Catholic mysticism and theology. While the original work was first published in Spanish, this English translation makes it accessible to a broader audience. The absence of a dust jacket and the blue cloth binding with gold lettering are notable features of this edition. The book remains a significant resource for those studying religious history and the life of the Virgin Mary.