Mélusine Nouvelle édition, conforme à celle de 1478, revue et corrigée

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In the 14th century, a captivating blend of romance and myth emerged in "Mélusine" by Jean d'Arras, a narrative that intertwines the enchanting figure of Mélusine, a serpent-like fairy, with the complexities of human desire. This new edition, faithful to the original 1478 text, invites readers to explore themes of love, identity, and the consequences of choice. As Raimondin grapples with his devotion to Mélusine, he uncovers the weight of her mysterious lineage and the societal expectations that threaten their bond. Ideal for students of literature and historians alike, this edition illuminates the rich tapestry of medieval storytelling, showcasing the enduring allure of fairy tales and the intricate dance between the magical and the mundane.

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