Publisher's Synopsis
Die Anekdotensammlung des BarfÃ1/4Ãermönchs Johannes Pauli genannt Schimpf und Ernst is a collection of anecdotes compiled by the Franciscan monk Johannes Pauli in the early 16th century. This collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the social and cultural life of the time, presenting a mix of humorous and serious stories. Pauliâ(TM)s work provides valuable insights into the popular beliefs, moral values, and everyday concerns of the people of that era. The tales, reflecting both piety and secularity, offer a rich tapestry of medieval German life and thought. This collection is a significant contribution to the understanding of folklore, religious life, and the social history of the late Middle Ages in Germany.
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