Note 388 — Chapter XXII · GUILD PLAYS AND PARISH PLAYS (continued)
Reading edition
The Destruction of Jerusalem, together with the Visit of Veronica to Tiberius and the Death of Pilate, which are scenes in the Cornish cycle, forms the subject-matter of a French Vengeance de Nostre Seigneur, printed in 1491. Another Vengeance de Nostre Seigneur is attached to the Passion of Eustache Mercadé (†1414). A representation of a Vengeance, following close on one of a Passion, is recorded at Metz in 1437, and there are several later examples (Julleville, Les Myst. ii. 12, 175, 415, 451).