This is the Greek translation of "The Imitation of Christ", a devotional book first written in Latin and attributed to Thomas à Kempis. This edition, "Thomae A Kempis Canonici Regularis Ordinis S. Augustini De Imitatione Christi Lib. Iv...", offers readers the timeless wisdom and spiritual guidance of the original text in the eloquent and expressive language of ancient Greek. A cornerstone of Christian spirituality, "The Imitation of Christ" explores themes of humility, self-denial, and the pursuit of a closer relationship with God. This version provides a unique opportunity to engage with this classic work in its translated form, offering new insights into its enduring message for both scholars and spiritual seekers.

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