La légende dorée traduite du latin d'après les plus anciens manuscrits, avec une introduction, des notes, et un index alphabétique

A vivid tapestry of medieval faith, this collection gathers the most beloved stories of saints, martyrs, and miracles that shaped the spiritual imagination of thirteenth‑century Europe. Each tale blends historical detail with lively anecdote, drawing listeners into humble chapels, bustling marketplaces, and distant deserts where ordinary people encounter the divine. The narratives are presented in a clear, lyrical style that lets the wonder of miracles and the moral lessons behind them shine without heavy scholarly gloss.

The compiler, a learned Dominican who also became a revered holy figure, infuses the work with a deep curiosity that reflects his wide reading and theological insight. His gentle, almost childlike reverence for the saints invites the audience to share his sense of awe and compassion. As you listen, you’ll travel through sun‑lit Italian towns, hear the chirping of birds in a market square, and feel the enduring pulse of a faith that still whispers through the ages.