| Author: St. John of the CrossAlso known as: St John Cross, Jan od Krzyża, Juan de la Cruz, Juan de la Cruz, John of the Cross, John of the Cross ... (see complete list), San Juan de la Cruz, św. Jan od Krzyża, San Juan de la Cruz, San Juan de la Cruz, St john of the Cross, San Juan De la cruz, St. John of the Cross, Saint Juan De La Cruz, Juan de la Cruz, Saint, Saint John of the Cross, Juan de la Cruz, helgon, Saint John of the Cross, Juan de la Cruz, , Santo, John of the Cross, Saint, E. Allison John of the Cross; Peers, Kieran & Otilio Rodriguez, trans.; St. John of the, S.J St. John of the Cross with a Translation by Ro, E. Allison (translator and editor) St. John of the | 1,009 | 8 |  (4.3) | 5 | 0 |
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