Miracles De Nostre Dame Par Personnages, edited by Fran ois Bonnardot, is a collection of medieval French miracle plays centered on the Virgin Mary. This volume offers a valuable glimpse into the religious and theatrical culture of the Middle Ages, showcasing the popular devotion to the Virgin Mary through dramatic representation. The text includes a comprehensive glossary and tables prepared by Bonnardot, aiding in the understanding of the Old French language and the historical context of the plays.
These plays, originally performed to celebrate and venerate the Virgin Mary, reflect the religious beliefs, moral values, and social dynamics of their time. They provide insight into the medieval worldview and the role of religious drama in shaping popular piety. This edition is an essential resource for scholars and students interested in medieval literature, religious studies, and the history of theater.
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