Biblical Dramatization is a medieval dramatic form in which narratives from the Christian Scriptures are adapted and performed for liturgical or didactic purposes, distinguished from other religious drama by its direct reliance on and representation of biblical texts.
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The Drama of the Medieval Church.
Grace Frank, Karl Young · Modern Language Notes · 1934 · 153 citations
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