-
Willehalm is an
unfinished Middle High
German poem from the
early 13th century,
written by the poet
Wolfram von Eschenbach. In
terms of genre, the poem...
- two
other narrative works: the
fragmentary Titurel and the
unfinished Willehalm.
These were both
composed after Parzival, and
Titurel mentions the death...
- that of the Buddha, at many removes); and by
Willehalm von Orlens, the
story of the
childhood love of
Willehalm and Amelie, who are
among the most famous...
-
unfinished by
Gottfried von Str****burg; Rennewart, a
continuation of
Willehalm, left
unfinished by
Wolfram von Eschenbach; and
fragments of a version...
- poet
Wolfram von
Eschenbach based his (incomplete) 13th
century epic
Willehalm (consisting of seventy-eight m****cripts) on the Aliscans, a work in the...
- audience. The poem is
quoted by
Wolfram von
Eschenbach in his
Parzival and
Willehalm and
likely inspired his use of
stanzas in his
unfinished Titurel. The...
-
survives in 13 m****cripts. It is
generally thought to be a
source for the
Willehalm of
Wolfram von Eschenbach, and the two
works cover the same events. The...
- handschriftencensus.de.
Retrieved 31
October 2022. Eschenbach>,
Wolfram <von (1334).
Willehalm-Kodex.
Fritzlar (?). "Holy
Roman Empire 962-1806 (Germany)". www.fotw...
- the library's holdings. In
August 1943 the
codex (along with the K****el
Willehalm codex) was
moved for safe
keeping out of K****el
completely to a bunker...
- (2013). "Wolfram's Islam: The
Beliefs of the
Muslim Pagans in
Parzival and
Willehalm". In classen,
Albrecht (ed.). East
Meets West in the
Middle Ages and Early...
