Jephtias Tragoedia / La Fille de Jephte, tragedie
by Jacob Balde, edited by Dominique Millet-Gerard
Hardback (Published)
(February 2020)
ISBN: 9782406097174
Price: $146.00
On back order
Jacob Balde is a famous Jesuit father in the Counter-Reformation period. His Tragedy Jephtias was performed in 1637, printed in 1654. It deals with a story borrowed from Judges XI, and is a beautiful example of Humanist scholarship, and an expression of Roman Catholic figurative exegesis.
- By (author) Jacob Balde
- Edited by Dominique Millet-Gerard
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