Publisher's Synopsis
Karel Ende Elegast is an epic poem from the Middle Ages, recounting the adventures of the eponymous king and his companion Elegast. The work is notable for its focus on the adventures of a common man, and its sympathetic portrayal of Elegast as a bandit with a heart of gold. This volume, edited by E. T. Kuiper, offers a new edition of the classic poem with an introduction and notes for modern readers.
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