Das Alte Passional [German]

Das Alte Passional, edited by Karl August Hahn, is a significant collection of medieval German legends and saints' lives. This volume offers a valuable glimpse into the religious beliefs and cultural values of the time. The narratives recount the lives, miracles, and martyrdoms of various saints, providing insight into the spiritual landscape of the Middle Ages. Hahn's edition makes these important texts accessible to scholars and enthusiasts interested in medieval literature, religious history, and German language studies. This collection showcases the enduring power of hagiography and its impact on shaping religious and cultural identity.

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