Caesarii Heisterbacensis Dialogus Miraculorum is a collection of folktales and legends compiled by the German monk Caesarius of Heisterbach in the early thirteenth century. Widely read during the Middle Ages, this work provides a fascinating window into the religious beliefs, literary traditions, and social customs of medieval Europe. This new edition presents the original Latin text in a primary source edition.
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