Der Leken Spieghel: Leerdicht Van Den Jare 1330; Volume 1
Der Leken Spieghel, a Middle Dutch didactic poem written in 1330 by Jan van Boendale, is presented here in its first volume. This significant work of medieval literature offers a fascinating glimpse into the moral and social values of the time. Edited by Matthias de Vries, this edition makes Boendale's important work accessible to scholars and enthusiasts alike. "Der Leken Spieghel," meaning "The Layman's Mirror," provides instruction on various aspects of life, serving as a mirror reflecting the virtues and vices of society. Its enduring value lies in its detailed depiction of medieval thought and its contribution to the development of Dutch literature.
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