Die gantz warlich legend von dem türen v̄n strengē auētürlichē Ritter genāt Herr Peter Diemringer geborn von Stoufenberg uss der ortenowe : was eren vnd wunders er sein tag in vil landen erholt vnd volbrocht hat. Auch besunder wie er vnd ein merseye sich in grosser lieb vn[d] trew zü ein v[er]pflicht haben wie wol er jrem trewe[n] rat nit veruolgt vn[d] seiner verheisung an jr trüwbruchlich worde[n] ist dess halb er in drye[n] tage[n] glich dar nach vn[d] vorgesatzter zeit natürlichs sterbe[n]s in bluge[n]der juge[n]t erstorben ist
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| OCLC: | 651082303 |
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| Language: | Middle High German |
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[Strasbourg / Strassburg :
Johann Prüss,
ca. 1483]
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| Series: | Incunabula. German vernacular literature, Part 1;
GV 35. |
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| Format: | Monograph Microform Note that CRL will digitize material from the collection when copyright allows. |
| Item Description: | Stated in the poem to have been written by Herr Eckenolt, generally identified as Egenolf von Staufenberg. Title from incipit. Imprint from filmer's introductory frame on fiche 1. Middle High German poem written about 1310. Decorative border on left and top of t.p. |
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| Physical Description: | [14] leaves : ill. (woodcuts), coats of arms ; f⁰ |