Curious Myths of the Middle AgesThe Floating Press, 1 sep 2011 - 155 pagina's Step back into the romance and primal conflict of the medieval period with this collection of fairy tales and folklore from the era. Equal parts charmingly quaint and bracingly brutal, this carefully curated volume is sure to engage and enthrall readers who are curious about the myth and folklore of the Middle Ages. |
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Prester John | 22 |
The Divining Rod | 37 |
The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus | 59 |
William Tell | 72 |
The Dog Gellert | 86 |
Tailed Men | 94 |
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