Vida espiritual comun de la Serafica Tercera Orden, : que instituyó serafico, que fundó evangelico y que propagó apostolico N.P. Angelico, y llagado patriarca S. Francisco.
A Spanish-language devotional book printed in Mexico City in 1689 by María de Benavides, widow of Juan de Ribera, for the Franciscan Third Order, with a licence from its superiors and an attribution to the Augustinian convent in Oaxaca. The four pictures are a repeated ornamental corner piece with scrolls and pendant forms, a decorated initial letter, and a printed capital with fine type beside it, offering designers colonial-era Baroque border and initial models.
