The collected works of Louis de Blois (1506-1566), a Flemish mystical writer, generally known under the name of Franciscus Ludovicus Blosius, containing assorted religious writings and essays. He was educated at the court of the Netherlands with the future emperor and his friend Charles V. of Germany. His writings have appealed not only to Roman Catholics, but to many English laymen of note, such as V. E. Gladstone and Lord Coleridge. Text in Latin.