Dramen [German]

Dramen presents a collection of dramatic works by Paul Rebhun, a significant figure in 16th-century German literature. These plays offer a fascinating glimpse into the religious and social concerns of the Reformation era. Rebhun's dramatic works blend classical influences with contemporary themes, providing valuable insight into the development of German drama and the cultural landscape of the time.

This collection showcases Rebhun's contribution to the evolution of theatrical arts and literature in Germany, making it an essential resource for students and scholars interested in early modern drama and the Reformation.

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