The Story of Genesis and Exodus An Early English Song, about 1250 A.D. by Morris
A rare glimpse into the medieval mind and language, this remarkable volume presents a poetic retelling of the biblical books of Genesis and Exodus in early Middle English verse, composed around 1250 A.D.
Edited by renowned philologist Richard Morris, The Story of Genesis and Exodus preserves one of the earliest extended religious poems in the English language. This work not only recounts the foundational Judeo-Christian narratives—from the Creation to the death of Moses—but also offers invaluable insight into the beliefs, literary forms, and linguistic evolution of medieval England.
Ideal for scholars of medieval literature, biblical studies, and the history of the English language, this edition includes a critical introduction and notes to guide modern readers through the text’s historical and linguistic context.
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Summary
A rare glimpse into the medieval mind and language, this remarkable volume presents a poetic retelling of the biblical books of Genesis and Exodus in early Middle English verse, composed around 1250 A.D.
Edited by renowned philologist Richard Morris, The Story of Genesis and Exodus preserves one of the earliest extended religious poems in the English language. This work not only recounts the foundational Judeo-Christian narratives—from the Creation to the death of Moses—but also offers invaluable insight into the beliefs, literary forms, and linguistic evolution of medieval England.
Ideal for scholars of medieval literature, biblical studies, and the history of the English language, this edition includes a critical introduction and notes to guide modern readers through the text’s historical and linguistic context.
Analysis
A rare glimpse into the medieval mind and language, this remarkable volume presents a poetic retelling of the biblical books of Genesis and Exodus in early Middle English verse, composed around 1250 A.D.
Edited by renowned philologist Richard Morris, The Story of Genesis and Exodus preserves one of the earliest extended religious poems in the English language. This work not only recounts the foundational Judeo-Christian narratives—from the Creation to the death of Moses—but also offers invaluable insight into the beliefs, literary forms, and linguistic evolution of medieval England.
Ideal for scholars of medieval literature, biblical studies, and the history of the English language, this edition includes a critical introduction and notes to guide modern readers through the text’s historical and linguistic context.