Chester Mysteries

This edition, edited by J.H. Markland, focuses on two of the Chester Mystery Plays: 'De Deluvio Noe' and 'De Occisione Innocentium.' These re-enactments of biblical stories, performed during the Middle Ages in Chester, England, offer a glimpse into the theatrical and religious practices of the time. Markland's insightful notes enhance the reader's understanding of these fascinating plays.

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