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The Dialogue Of Solomon And Marcolf 1st Edition Nancy Mason Bradbury

SKU: BELL-42802300

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Publisher: Medieval Institute Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.08 MB

Pages: 120

Author: Nancy Mason Bradbury, Scott Bradbury

ISBN: 9781580441803, 9781580444569, 1580441807, 1580444563, 2012033896

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 1

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The Dialogue Of Solomon And Marcolf 1st Edition Nancy Mason Bradbury by Nancy Mason Bradbury, Scott Bradbury 9781580441803, 9781580444569, 1580441807, 1580444563, 2012033896 instant download after payment.

The two texts of the Dialogue presented here, a Latin version printed ca. 1488 and a Middle English translation printed in 1492, preserve lively, entertaining, and revealing exchanges between the Old Testament wisdom figure Solomon and Marcolf, a medieval peasant who is ragged and foul-mouthed but quick-witted and verbally astute. The Dialogue was a best-seller of its day; Latin versions survive in some twenty-seven manuscripts and forty-nine early printed editions and the work was translated into a wide variety of late medieval vernaculars, including German, Dutch, Swedish, Italian, English, and Welsh.