- battle. However, in the m****cript, the poem is
headed by the
Latin rubric Rithmus teutonicus de piae
memoriae Hluduico rege
filio Hluduici aeq;
regis ("German...
-
described it in a poem
entitled De
expugnata Accone liber tetrastichus seu
rithmus de
expeditione ierosolimitana. His biography, "Memorie
istoriche di Monaco...
-
Romance from the
bottom of f141v to the top of f143: the
Ludwigslied (
Rithmus teutonicus),
written in a
variety of Old High German. The
Sequence and...
-
preserved in many m****cripts is
entitled in one near-contemporary
source as
Rithmus Jordanis Fantasmatis and it is
likely that the
author was Fantosme, or...
- 99n) De
Expungnata Accone. De
expugnata Accone liber tetrastichus seu
rithmus de
expeditione ierosolimitana was a poem
about the
siege of Acre of 1189–1191...
- C****ino, an 11th-century
scholar and monk, who
called it the
decapentecus rithmus,
referring to the fact that in his day it had
exactly 15 syllables. The...
- (transl. 2004) p. 95.
Burger (1951), p. 13.
Heikkenen (2012), p. 187.
rithmus ... est
verborum modulata conpositio, non
metrica ratione, sed
numero syllabarum...
- Sylvester,
Cosmographia Embrico of Mainz: Vita
Mahumeti Gibuin of Langres:
Rithmus de
paradiso Godfrey of Reims:
Epistolarum liber Hildebert of Lavardin:...
