-
version of the
French poem was
translated into the
Middle High
German Rolandslied by
Konrad der
Pfaffe (formerly
thought to have been the
author of the...
- messer,
kurzes schwert Woerterbuchnetz online Rolandslied vv. 1568–1609. Wesle, Carl, ed. (1986), Das
Rolandslied des
Pfaffen Konrad, 3tte
Auflage besorgt...
- Duke of
Austria received Bavaria.
Conrad the
Priest probably wrote the
Rolandslied, a
German version of the
Chanson de Roland,
while in Henry's service...
-
French epics to be
translated into
German (by
Konrad der
Pfaffe as the
Rolandslied, c.1170), and the
German poet
Wolfram von
Eschenbach based his (incomplete)...
-
shields at all.
Several isolated coats of arms are
mentioned in the
German Rolandslied [c. 1115], König
Rother [c. 1150], Veldecke's
Eneas [c. 1170], and Hartmann's...
-
following were also
produced around this period: König
Rother (c 1160)
Rolandslied (c 1135)
Alexanderlied (c 1130)
Reindhardt Fuchs (c 1170) Rieder, John;...
-
Middle High
German diutsch /
tiutsch M****cript page from
Rolandslied,
written in
Middle High
German in the 12th
century Region Central and
southern Germany...
- the boar
carried by the Romans, as well as, in
isolated cases, in the
Rolandslied (c. 1115), König
Rother (c. 1150), Veldecke's
Eneas (c. 1170), and Hartmann's...
- was a
German Catholic epic poet of the
twelfth century,
author of the
Rolandslied, a
German version of the
famous French Chanson de Roland. Very little...
-
However the view that it was
written by
Konrad der Pfaffe,
author of the
Rolandslied, has been discredited.
Known sources include the
Chronicon Wirzeburgense...
