Publisher's Synopsis
Le mystère du Viel Testament, published with introduction, notes, and glossary by Baron James de Rothschild, is a critical edition of a medieval French mystery play. This fifth volume provides a meticulously prepared edition of the text, making it accessible to modern scholars and students. The work includes detailed notes and a glossary to aid in understanding the language and context of the play.
This edition sheds light on medieval French drama and its engagement with biblical narratives. The play offers valuable insights into the religious beliefs and cultural values of the period. Scholars of medieval literature, theater history, and religious studies will find this volume an essential resource.
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