- Das Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid ("The Song of Horn-skinned Siegfried"; "Lay of
Seyfrid with the
Horny Skin"), or Hürnen
Seyfrid for short, is an anonymous...
- the
Middle Dutch Zegevrijt. In
Early Modern German, the name
develops to
Seyfrid or
Seufrid (spelled Sewfrid). The
modern form
Siegfried is not attested...
- in the
Scandinavian tradition, and is also
found in the Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid and Heldenbuch-Prosa (see below); this
shows the Rosengarten's connection...
- in the Old
Norse Þiðreks saga and
early modern German Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid,
while k
shortens the text and
modernizes the language. The
famous opening...
- in Scandinavia, a
somewhat similar scene occurs in Das Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid when
Siegfried rescues Kriemhild. The
feats of
strength that Brunhild's...
-
after revealing to the hero that he is his father. In Das Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid,
Siegfried is
aided by the
dwarf Eugel, who is the son of the
dwarf king...
- High
German der
Nibelunge hort). In the late
medieval Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid, the name, in the form
Nybling or Nibling, is
given to a
dwarf who again...
-
originating in the 14th
century but only
attested in 1530, the Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid recorded a
number of
details about the hero
Siegfried absent in the Nibelungenlied...
- In the
second half of the 17th century, the
castle was
owned by Adam
Seyfrid Waldner. In 1936,
ownership was
transferred to
Catholic nuns from Slovenska...
- is also
transmitted in a
printed book of Sigenot, Das Lied vom Hürnen
Seyfrid, and
Laurin (Lübeck, 1560), and
excerpts are
printed in a
printing of Laurin...
