Explore the depths of medieval morality and Christian theology with "Everyman and Other Old Religious Plays." This collection presents powerful examples of English moralities, a dramatic form that used allegory to explore spiritual themes. Anonymous in origin, these plays offer a fascinating glimpse into the ethical and moral teachings of the era.

"Everyman," the titular play, stands as a timeless exploration of life, death, and salvation. These plays, cornerstones of medieval drama, vividly portray the consequences of choices and the path to redemption. Discover enduring lessons about virtue, vice, and the importance of living a righteous life. This volume provides a window into a pivotal period of literary and religious history, and showcases the enduring power of dramatic storytelling to convey profound spiritual truths. A meticulously prepared print republication of these classic works.

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