Adelbert von Keller Ordre des livres

Unveränderter Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1860.

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Heinrich Wittenweiler's tragicomic poem Der Ring is a literary masterpiece of medieval German literature. A narrative poem that follows the lives and loves of several characters in the fictional town of Schlingen, Der Ring is a complex and engaging work that still resonates with readers today. Translated into English for the first time by Michael Curschmann, this edition includes extensive notes and commentary to guide readers through the intricacies of Wittenweiler's poetic vision.

Keine Feste hielt vor ihm Stand, keine Mauer noch Stadt war, deren Thore er nicht erbrochen hätte, außer Saragossa, das hoch auf einem Berge liegt. Dieser Sammelband besticht durch seine Auswahl prägender französischer Sagen. In diesem Buch finden sich Havelok der Däne, Kaiser Karl im Morgenland, die Rolandssage, König Wilhelm vom England, Sanct Brandan, Robert der Teufel, Die lange Nacht und Parthenopeus von Blois wieder. Die Sagen erzählen von tugendhaften Helden, mittelalterlichen Schlachten, Triumpfen und Verlusten, Liebe und Religion. Heinrich Adelbert von Keller reiste nach seinem Studium der Philologie nach Frankreich, um dort altfranzösische Handschriften näher zu erforschen. Er setzte sich zeitlebens für die Veröffentlichung mittelalterlicher Texte ein.

Das Buch ist eine sorgfältige Reproduktion eines kulturell bedeutsamen Originalwerks, das als Teil des Wissensfundaments der Zivilisation gilt. Es enthält originale Urheberrechtsvermerke und Bibliotheksstempel, die den historischen Kontext und die Bedeutung des Textes unterstreichen. Die Treue zur ursprünglichen Fassung ermöglicht es den Lesern, die Authentizität und den Wert des Werkes zu schätzen, während sie gleichzeitig Zugang zu einem wichtigen Teil der Literaturgeschichte erhalten.