Rymbybel

Rymbybel is a significant work of medieval Dutch literature, attributed to Jacob van Maerlant and others. This volume includes a preface, a concise overview of the manuscripts used in the work, "Die Wrake Van Jherusalem" (The Vengeance of Jerusalem), a glossary, and supplementary notes and corrections.
Drawing upon the writings of Petrus Comestor and Flavius Josephus, the text delves into biblical history and explores themes relevant to its time. With contributions from J. David and the Académie royale des sciences, des lettres et des beaux-arts de Belgique, Rymbybel stands as a testament to the scholarly and literary pursuits of the era. This edition offers valuable insights into the religious and historical understanding of the Middle Ages, providing a rich resource for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval studies.
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