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- reins" or "bright hair". Lauran Toorians proposes that the Dutch name Walewein (attested in Flanders and France c. 1100) was earliest, suggesting it entered...
- Necromancers". Haug, "Walewein as a postclassical literary experiment", pp. 23–4; Roman van Walewein, ed. G.A. van Es, De Jeeste van Walewein en het Schaakbord...
- Roman van Walewein [nl] is a notably original poem written in Dutch by two authors Penninc [nl] and Pieter Vostaert [nl] and is a story of Walewein (Dutch...
- Roman van Walewein [nl], is an ancestor of the ATU 550 tale type. In that vein, folklorist Joseph Jacobs also suggested the romance of Walewein as predecessor...
- Thomas of Britain) Arthour and Merlin c. 1300 [citation needed] Roman van Walewein [nl] by Penninc and Pieter Vostaert [citation needed] Roman van Ferguut...
- historial, MS VGG F 3 A, 1332-1335. Penninc en Pieter Vostaert, Roman van Walewein, MS LTK 195, 1350. Heinric van Aken, Roman van Heinric ende Margriete van...
- W. P. Ker compared the tale to the medieval Dutch romance of Roman van Walewein [nl] (Gawain), since both stories are characterized by a hero taking part...
- Golden Bird", and suggested as an early parallel the Arthurian romance of Walewein. Irish scholarship points out that type ATU 550, "Bird, Horse and Princess"...
- Gauvain was translated by Penninc [nl] and Vostaert [nl] as Roman van Walewein [nl] before 1260, while the first wholly original Dutch epic writer, Jacob...
- Lancelot 13th century Penninc, Pieter Vostaert and anonymous De jeeste van Walewein en het schaakbord 13th century Hadewijch Strofische gedichten 13th century...