Poseł krotochwilny Mac Lac… jako XVII-wieczna śląska komedia rybałtowska

The Facetious Legate Mac Lac… is the first and only Silesian ribald comedy, preserved in the collection of The Wrocław University Library. The text, written in Polish, was published in 1666 by the Oleśnica printing house owned by Jan Seyﬀert to commemorate the wedding of Jan Fryderyk Biharzowski, th...

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