LImitation de Jésus-Christ

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The Imitation of Jesus Christ is an anonymous work of Christian piety, written in Latin at the end of the 14th century or the beginning of the 15th century.It is usually thought that its author is Thomas at Kempis.It is the most printed book in the world after the Bible and, according to Yann Sordet, "one of Europes greatest bookstore success stories from the late Middle Ages to the beginning of the modern age.
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"The text is divided into four parts:    Book I Warnings useful to the spiritual life (Admonitiones ad vitam spiritualem utile): 25 chapters;    Book II Warnings leading to the inner life (Admonitiones ad interna trahentes): 12 chapters;    Book III Of Inner Consolation (De interna consolatione): 59 chapters;    Book IV Exhortation to Holy Communion (De sacramento): 18 chapters.