Scola cordis. Sive aversi a deo cordis ad cumdem reductio, et instructio ..
A Latin emblem book on the soul's heart turned back to God, written by the Flemish Benedictine Benedictus van Haeften and printed at Antwerp in 1635 by Meursius and Verdussen for Catholic devotional readers. Alongside the heart emblems, the pages carry small square woodcut initials — letters set in dense foliate scrollwork with hatched leaves and basket forms — useful as drop caps, ornament tiles, or repeating borders.
