This is the first part of a scholarly edition of two significant works of Middle High German heroic poetry: "Biterolf und Dietleib" and "Laurin und Walberan." Edited by Oskar J nicke, this volume presents meticulously prepared texts based on the collations and comparisons gathered by F. Roth. These poems offer invaluable insights into the world of medieval German legends, chivalry, and courtly culture. "Biterolf und Dietleib" recounts the adventures and heroic deeds of its protagonists, while "Laurin und Walberan" explores themes of magic, dwarf kings, and knightly valor. This edition is essential for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Germanic philology, medieval literature, and the history of German heroic poetry.
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