- ending.
Ermenrichs Tod ("The
Death of
Ermenrich") is a
garbled Middle Low
German heroic ballad that
relates a
version of the
death of
Ermenrich that is...
-
Ermenrichs Tod or
Koninc Ermenrîkes Dôt (transl. the
death of king
Ermenrich) is an
anonymous Middle Low
German heroic ballad from the
middle of the sixteenth...
- High
German epic poetry, but also in German, Swiss, and
Dutch folklore.
Ermenrichs Tod Lay of
Hildebrand Muspilli The
Merseburg Incantations Nibelungenlied...
- who has
driven his
nephew into exile. The
early modern Low
German poem
Ermenrichs Tod
recounts a
garbled version of Ermanaric's
death reminiscent of the...
- (German for Attila) is Dietrich's
refuge in
exile from his
wicked uncle Ermenrich (Ermanaric).
Etzel is most
prominent in the
poems Dietrichs Flucht and...
- Lombardy,
fighting with the help of
Etzel against his
usurping uncle,
Ermenrich. Only the Old High
German Hildebrandslied still contains Odoacer (Old...
-
Sorrow of Odin the Goth". Lech,
Czech and Rus Kyi,
Shchek and
Khoryv Ermenrichs Tod An
article on
Hamder in
Nordisk familjebok Ynglingatal at Skaldic...
- Heime, two
traitors who have
switched sides to
Ermenrich. They kill him in a
dishonorable fashion;
Ermenrich, meanwhile,
fails to
defeat Dietrich. The beginning...
-
Dietrich to
reclaim his
kingdom in
Northern Italy from his
treacherous uncle Ermenrich, with the help of an army
provided by Etzel, king of the Huns. In the...
-
Adaccar (Erp/Odoacer) had cut off the
hands of Ermanaric. Jonakr's sons
Ermenrichs Tod Hallberg,
Peter (1983-12-01), "Elements of
Imagery in the Edda", Elements...
