Volume 1 of a collection of French fabliaux and tales from the 12th and 13th centuries. This compilation presents a diverse array of short stories, offering a glimpse into the medieval world through humorous, satirical, and often bawdy narratives. These fabliaux, translated and annotated, provide valuable insights into the social customs, moral values, and everyday life of the period. Included are fables and narratives from the 13th century, adding further depth and context to the collection. This volume is essential for scholars and enthusiasts interested in medieval literature, French language, and the rich storytelling traditions of the Middle Ages. Discover the wit and wisdom of these enduring tales in "Fabliaux Ou Contes, Du Xiie Et Du Xiiie Siècle, Fables Et Roman [Sic] Du Xiiie, Tr. Avec Des Notes. Le Grand".

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