Roman Van Lancelot, (xiiie Eeuw): Naar Het (eenig-bekende) Handschrift Der Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Volumes 1-2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276045230)

This is a meticulously transcribed and presented edition of "Roman Van Lancelot, (xiiie Eeuw)," derived from the sole known manuscript held in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek. Presented in two volumes, Willem Jozef Andries Jonckbloet's work makes available this important text of medieval literature. While originally written in Old French, the book is presented with analysis and context in Dutch.

Scholars and enthusiasts of Arthurian legends and medieval romances will find this edition invaluable for its dedication to preserving and making accessible a key work in the Lancelot cycle. It offers insights into the literary and cultural landscape of the 13th century. The detailed transcription allows readers to engage directly with the text and explore the nuances of the language and narrative.

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