Stage Decoration in France in the Middle Ages
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The following lines are significant : 1338. Ensemble les fera bon mettre; Aussi sont il d'une convine.
Avant ! avec moi t'aohemine YsneUment.
This is the devils' final word. The play closes after three short speeches. The above-cited lines point to a real or assumed taking of the 62 STAGE DECOEATION souls off the stage. They almost preclude even the possibility of a Hell being shown, for when a Hell was represented torture scenes were com- mon, and much, instead of little, was made of such an o...pportunity. But in this case one can almost see the devils carrying their burden away. If they did not do this, but placed the souls in Hell and tormented them, why do these lines occur and these alone?
Miracle number thirty-six shows the devils at the bed-side of the sick merchant and later arguing their case before God. Instead of going back to Hell when they leave, we know from lines 594 ff. that they are supposed to go to the rue du Piastre, which must have been behind the scenes, since the scene which is sug- gested does not take place before the eyes of the spectators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following lines are significant : 1338. Ensemble les fera bon mettre; Aussi sont il d'une convine.
Avant ! avec moi t'aohemine YsneUment.
This is the devils' final word. The play closes after three short speeches. The above-cited lines point to a real or assumed taking of the 62 STAGE DECOEATION souls off the stage. They almost preclude even the possibility of a Hell being shown, for when a Hell was represented torture scenes were com- mon, and much, instead of little, was made of such an o...pportunity. But in this case one can almost see the devils carrying their burden away. If they did not do this, but placed the souls in Hell and tormented them, why do these lines occur and these alone?
Miracle number thirty-six shows the devils at the bed-side of the sick merchant and later arguing their case before God. Instead of going back to Hell when they leave, we know from lines 594 ff. that they are supposed to go to the rue du Piastre, which must have been behind the scenes, since the scene which is sug- gested does not take place before the eyes of the spectators.
What to read after Stage Decoration in France in the Middle Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart, Donald Clive, 1881-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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