Hartmann von Aue, Iwein der Ritter mit dem Löwen, VIII., Erster Teil [German]

Iwein der Ritter mit dem L wen is a Middle High German romance by Hartmann von Aue, dating from around 1200. It is part of the Arthurian cycle, telling the story of Iwein, a knight of King Arthur's Round Table. This edition, edited by Emil Henrici, presents the first part of the epic tale.

Hartmann von Aue was one of the most important German poets of the High Middle Ages, and his works offer valuable insight into the courtly culture and literary ideals of the time. "Iwein" explores themes of chivalry, love, honor, and redemption, remaining a cornerstone of medieval German literature and a compelling narrative for readers interested in Arthurian legends and the medieval world.

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