Jacques Callot's (French, 1592–1635) The Miseries and Misfortunes of War, published in 1633 by Israël Henriet (French, ca. 1590–1661), depicts the brutal realities of military life during the Thirty Years' War. In the second state of the suite, verses by one of the seventeenth century's most remarkable print collectors, Michel de Marolles, abbé de Villeloin (French, 1600–1681), were added below seventeen etched scenes. The abbot's rhyming sixains (six-line poems) serve as a dire warning to soldiers who would pursue and perpetrate violence: there will be severe consequences for terrorizing innocent people, desecrating religious buildings, and committing atrocities.