Herodes Kinder-moordt is a dramatic poem by Barthold Henrich Brockes and Jan Caspersz Stephanus Opterbeek, written in Dutch. The work explores the biblical story of Herod's massacre of the innocents, bringing a poetic and dramatic lens to this tragic event. This edition offers readers access to a significant work within Dutch literature, showcasing Brockes' and Opterbeek's interpretations of a pivotal moment in religious history.

The poem delves into themes of power, innocence, and divine justice, rendering the emotional and moral complexities of the biblical narrative. Suitable for scholars of Dutch literature, religious studies, and those interested in the intersection of faith and art, "Herodes Kinder-moordt" remains a compelling and historically important work.

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