This fascinating collection of documents provides a unique insight into the history and beliefs of the Waldensian movement, a group of Christian reformers who originated in medieval France and Italy. The manuscripts, which were preserved by the Waldensian community in the Piedmont region of Italy, cover a wide range of topics including theology, history, and biography. This edition includes an introduction by the editor, James Henthorn Todd, and provides valuable context for understanding the significance of these documents.

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