Des Dodes Danz, Nach den Luebecker Drucken von 1489 und 1496

This book provides a fascinating glimpse into a popular late medieval work known as Des Dodes Danz, a dialogue between Death and a group of characters that explores life, death, and the afterlife. Baethcke provides an edition and commentary on two early printed versions of the work that were produced in Luebeck. This book will be of great interest to scholars of medieval literature and early printed books.

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