Marginalia on Casanova: St. Orpheus Breviary I Mark Branson this collection demonstrates the creative

this collection demonstrates the creative diversity in modern women\'s writing

it imparts the life-transforming realization that each of us can experience for ourselves the promised Second Coming - awakening of the all-fulfilling Divine Consciousness latent within our souls

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Marginalia on Casanova: St. Orpheus Breviary I Mark Branson this collection demonstrates the creativeMarginalia on Casanova, the first volume of the St. Orpheus Breviary, is Miklos Szentkuthy's synthesis of 2,000 years of European culture. St. Orpheus is Szentkuthy's Virgil, an omniscient, poet who guides us not through hell, but through all of recorded history, myth, religion, and literature, albeit reimagined as St. Orpheus metamorphosizes himself into kings, popes, saints, tyrants, and artists. At once pagan and Christian, Greek and Hebrew, Asian