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Heinrich Wittenwiler (c. 1370–1420) was a late
medieval Alemannic poet. He is the
author of a
satirical poem
entitled The Ring (ca. 1410). He may be identical...
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Toggenburger Chronik, 1314 (Petite
Chronique de Toggenburg)
scribe B (Hugo
Wittenwiler), 125–150 125r–136v
Fechtbuch (combat treatise) 136r–141r
Lehre von den...
- Ring (magazine), a
boxing periodical "The Ring" (poem), by
Heinrich Wittenwiler The Ring:
Boxing the 20th Century, 1993 book The Ring (1927 film), by...
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section on the
basler in
Wittenwiler's treatise takes the
place of the
Messer section in
comparable German m****cripts (
Wittenwiler treats basler techniques...
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original on 2015-02-03.
Retrieved 2014-12-08. Jones, G.
Fenwick (1949). "
Wittenwiler's "Becki" and the
Medieval Bagpipe". The
Journal of
English and Germanic...
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second tradition of
satirical romances can be
traced back to
Heinrich Wittenwiler's Ring (c. 1410) and to François Rabelais'
Gargantua and
Pantagruel (1532–1564)...
- society. Der Ring [de] (1410, The Ring), a
satirical poem by
Heinrich Wittenwiler Daß
Narrenschyff ad
Narragoniam (1494; Ship of Fools), a poem by the...
- audience's interest, a not
uncontroversial practice.
Writers from
Heinrich Wittenwiler to the
German translator of
Friedrich Dedekind's Grobi**** ****ociated...
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footwork in Liechtenauer's system. However, the
fencing master Hugo
Wittenwiler strongly implies that "fancy footwork" was seen as
impractical and even...
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Witkiewicz (1885–1939,
Russian E/Poland, nf/d/f),
pseudonym Witkacy Heinrich Wittenwiler (c. 1370–1420, Germany, p) Karl
August Wittfogel (1896–1988, Germany/US...
