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Orendel

Orendel is a Middle High German epic poem. Composed of around 4,000 lines, it is traditionally dated to the end of the 12th century. The earliest known manuscript (1477) was lost in a fire in 1870.

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Orendel

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related to Further reading · 40
Orendel → Akademie, Alterthum, Altertum, Bowden, Bridal-Quest Epics, Der, Elard Hugo, English, Folklore, Gedicht, Germanic Philology, Grauer Rock, Grey Robe, Heinzel, ISBN, ISSN, JSTOR, Ker, König Orendel, Laistner
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Orendel → After, An, Another, Brida, Bride, Holy Coat, Holy Sepulchre, Ise, It, King Eigel, The, Treves, Trier, While
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Orendel → Middle High German epic poem

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jstor holy bride trier issn coat adventures epic poem manuscript 1477 fire 1870 treves likely der german composed end known

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Orendelis aMiddle High German epic poem0.90text
Orendelrelated to Further readingBowden0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingSarah0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingGrauer Rock0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingGrey Robe0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingBridal-Quest Epics0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingMedieval Germany0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingRevisionary Approach0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingVol0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingModern Humanities Research Association0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingISBN0.60section
Orendelrelated to Further readingJSTOR0.60section

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