The tumbler of Our Lady and other miracles, translated by Alice Kemp-Welch

The Tumbler of Our Lady And Other Miracles is a collection of medieval Marian stories from the golden age of chivalry. Translated from middle French by Alice Kemp-Welch (1856-1944), these tales offer a charming glimpse into the Marian piety of the High Middle Ages. Contains nine stories with original manuscript illustrations.A collection of praises on the Virgin Mary, containing 'Of a Knight to Whom Our Lady Appeared Whilst He Prayed', 'Of the Clerk and the Ring', 'Of the Drowning Man Delivered', and more. This work was one of the most popular pieces of Marianist literature from the period, presenting Christian values of the time. Originally written by Middle Medieval French author Gautier de Coinci.