Complainte de l’âme damnée (« Hélas, hélas et plus que hélas »)
An incunable printed in Paris by Antoine Caillaut in the late fifteenth century, a French devotional poem titled Complainte de l'âme damnée. The first picture is a woodcut of an enthroned judge with angels above a scene of devils and the damned below, and the second is a black-letter opening with a large foliate initial and a red-ruled caption line in French verse.
