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Williram of
Ebersberg (died 3
January 1085) was a
Benedictine abbot. He is best
known for his
Expositio in
Cantica Canticorum, a
complex commentary of...
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poetic symbol. In his
diary entry from
September 15, 1950, Mann
remembers "
Williram Timpe's s****s from his pencil",
referring to a
classmate from Lübeck....
- the Old High
German commentary on Song of
Solomon by the
German abbot Williram of Ebersberg. The translation,
since 1597 in the
Leiden University Library...
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Annolied with
Williram of Ebersberg's 'Expositio in
Cantica Canticorum ("Commentary on the Song of Songs"):
Opitz borrowed a
Williram m****cript from...
- Franconian)
commentary on Song of Solomon,
written by the
German abbot Williram of Ebersberg. The
translation was done by a monk of the
Abbey of Egmond...
- 1145) Zhu Bian,
Chinese diplomat, poet and
writer (d. 1144)
January 3 –
Williram of Ebersberg,
German abbot April 1 – Shenzong,
emperor of Song dynasty...
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Bavarian Order of Merit,
honoured 1997
Counts of
Ebersberg (German Wikipedia)
Williram of
Ebersberg Ebersberg Monastery (German Wikipedia)
Liste der ersten...
- the Old High
German commentary on Song of
Solomon by the
German abbot Williram of
Ebersberg (ultimately by
Isidore of Seville).
Until recently, based...
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history of
Holland and Guelders. He also
produced the
editio princeps of
Williram of Ebersberg's
Expositio in
Cantica Canticorum,
which was
widely cited...
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parts (Latin, Dutch): 1. (ff. 1v-100v)
Expositio in
Cantica Canticorum /
Williram of Ebersberg, and
other text(s). - 2. (ff. 101r-214v)
Stromata in Cantica...
