Le Chevalier Qui Donna Sa Femme Au Diable, Miracle De Notre-dame, En Deux Tableaux, En Vers... is a classic French verse drama by Eugène Adénis and Édouard Adénis. This work presents a medieval miracle play centered around the theme of a knight who gives his wife to the Devil. Set against the backdrop of Notre-Dame, the play unfolds in two tableaux, exploring religious and moral themes through dramatic verse. This edition offers readers a glimpse into the theatrical traditions of the time and the enduring fascination with tales of temptation, redemption, and the intervention of the divine. A valuable addition to any collection of French literature and theatrical history.

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