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Seinte Resurreccion

French literature
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  • early printing of Voltaire's Candide
    French literature
    / Religious drama

    Neither it nor the Seinte Resurreccion (c. 1200; ā€œResurrection of the Saviourā€), certainly Anglo-Norman, shows the events preceding the Crucifixion, the matter of the Passion plays; these first appeared in the early 14th century in the Passion du Palatinus (ā€œPassion of Palatinusā€). Of relatively modest proportions, this contains diversified…

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    Neither it nor the Seinte Resurreccion (c. 1200; ā€œResurrection of the Saviourā€), certainly Anglo-Norman, shows the events preceding the Crucifixion, the matter of the Passion plays; these first appeared in the early 14th century in the Passion du Palatinus (ā€œPassion of Palatinusā€). Of relatively modest proportions, this contains diversified…

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