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Altdeutsche Textbibliothek - 112: Die Krone (Verse 1-12281)

Nach der Handschrift 2779 der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek

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The longest German Arthurian romance in verse form (dating from approx. 1230) is edited here for the first time in accordance with the Master Manuscript method up to the point where the body of coherent ongoing text in the manuscript providing the truest reflection of the original (Cod. Vind. 2779) breaks off, i.e. as far as Verse 12281. As such it replaces at least in part the old, inadequate and out-of-print edition from the year 1852. Passages from the other manuscripts are printed parallel to the master text. A text-critical commentary below the text records former suggestions for the reconstruction of the text alongside reasoned justifications for the proposals advanced by the present editors.

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Altdeutsche Textbibliothek - 112: Die Krone (Verse 1-12281), Fritz Peter Knapp, Heinrich von dem Türlin, Manuela Niesner

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Titel
Altdeutsche Textbibliothek - 112: Die Krone (Verse 1-12281)
Ondertitel
Nach der Handschrift 2779 der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek
Taal
Duits
Jaar van publicatie
2000
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
413
ISBN10
3484202122
ISBN13
9783484202122
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The longest German Arthurian romance in verse form (dating from approx. 1230) is edited here for the first time in accordance with the Master Manuscript method up to the point where the body of coherent ongoing text in the manuscript providing the truest reflection of the original (Cod. Vind. 2779) breaks off, i.e. as far as Verse 12281. As such it replaces at least in part the old, inadequate and out-of-print edition from the year 1852. Passages from the other manuscripts are printed parallel to the master text. A text-critical commentary below the text records former suggestions for the reconstruction of the text alongside reasoned justifications for the proposals advanced by the present editors.