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Eilhart von
Oberge was a
German poet of the late 12th century. He is
known exclusively through his
Middle High
German romance Tristrant, the
oldest surviving...
- Cornwall, England, GBR - Air line,
driving route, midpoint".
Eilhart von
Oberge (circa 1180)
Tristant Anonymous (circa 1220)
Prose Tristan Anonymous (circa...
- Béroul and
Thomas of Britain, 12th
century Tristan poems of
Eilhart von
Oberge,
Gottfried von Str****burg,
Prose Tristan, Post-Vulgate Cycle, Le
Morte d'Arthur...
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Tristram (disambiguation) Tristrant, a 13th-century
German poem by
Eilhart von
Oberge Sir
Tristrem This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
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versions of the
story represented by Béroul in Old
French and
Eilhart von
Oberge in
Middle High German. Unfortunately, Thomas's work, too, is fragmentary...
- a
village in Ilsede,
Lower Saxony Öberg, a
Swedish surname Eilhart von
Oberge (fl. late 12th century),
German poet This page
lists people with the surname...
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illustration of the
common branch is the
German version by
Eilhart von
Oberge.
Eilhart was po****r but
paled in
comparison with the
later courtly Gottfried...
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Eilhart von
Oberge,
Tristrant Gottfried von Str****burg,
Tristan (unfinished)
Hartmann von Aue, Erec
Iwein Heinrich von dem Türlin, Diu Crône
Heinrich von...
- mantel) [citation needed] La Mule sans
frein c. 1200
Tristan by
Eilhart von
Oberge c. 1170s
Lanzelet by
Ulrich von
Zatzikhoven late 12th
century (a rendering...
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differs from the "common" or "primitive"
versions of Béroul and
Eilhart von
Oberge, in that
greater emphasis is
placed on
pleasing the
sensibilities and expectations...
