This edition of "The Middle-English Harrowing Of Hell And Gospel Of Nicodemus" presents these important medieval texts edited for the first time from all known manuscripts. Compiled and introduced by William Henry Hulme, Issues 100-101 offers a comprehensive glossary and scholarly apparatus designed to aid both students and researchers in understanding these complex works.

The Harrowing of Hell, an apocryphal account of Christ's descent into hell to liberate the just souls, and the Gospel of Nicodemus, detailing the trial and passion of Jesus, offer invaluable insights into the religious and literary landscape of the Middle Ages. This edition is an essential resource for anyone studying medieval literature, religious history, or the development of the English language. It preserves the original language and structure while making it accessible for modern readers.

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