Worek JudaszĂłw
work by Klonowic
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Worek JudaszĂłw, meaning "Judas's Sack," is a satirical and didactic work by Polish poet Sebastian Klonowic, published in 1600. Written in Polish, it offers a vivid depiction of the lower strata of society in Lublin, where Klonowic served as mayor. The poem is valuable for its cultural historical insights into contemporary plebeian life in the city. Klonowic's other notable works include the Latin poem Roxolania, which described Ruthenian geography and people, and the Polish poem Flis, detailing life along the Vistula River.12
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