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was left unfinished, and furthermore the manuscript was cut up and used for binding books, so that the fragments were only gradually discovered (from 1807 onwards) and pieced together.
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When the knight has returned home and reunites with his mother, his next challenge in life is to seek a wife. However, he fails to find one until he encounters a
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manners gives it a certain value as a historical document. The poet was probably an eyewitness of the episode (II.4231–5221) which represents the meeting of the
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instead of current coin. He also receives a loaf, which contains coins but is accompanied by instructions not to cut it until the knight has returned home. The
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Faksimile-Ausgabe des Codex Latinus Monacensis 19486 der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek MĂĽnchen und der Fragmente von St. Florian
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Godman, Peter (1997), "The 'Ruodlieb' and Verse Romance in the Latin Middle Ages", in Picone, M.; Zimmermann, B. (eds.),
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to twelve, each of which was the starting-point of an episode by which the hero was made to appreciate its value.
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The poem is one of the earliest German romances of knightly adventure, and its vivid picture of
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Waltharius, Ruodlieb, Märchenepen. Lateinische Epik des Mittelalters mit deutschen Versen
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The Ruodlieb: The First Medieval Epic of Chivalry from Eleventh-Century Germany
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Ruodlieb. Mittellateinisch und Deutsch. Ăśbertragung, Kommentar und Nachwort
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Geschichte der deutschen Literatur bis zum Ausgang des Mittelalters
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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The "Ruodlieb." Linguistic Introduction, Latin Text, and Glossary
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who flourished about 1030. He was almost certainly a monk of the
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Ruodlieb, der älteste Roman des Mittelalters nebst Epigrammen
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The framework of the story is borrowed from a popular
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Der antike Roman und seine mittelalterliche Rezeption
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Bavarian State Library
Tegernsee Abbey
St. Florian
Stiftsbibliothek
leonine hexameters
romance
Latin
German
poet
Bavarian
Tegernsee Abbey
feudal
Emperor Henry II
Robert II of France
Meuse River
Märchen
wise saws
proverbs
dwarf
William Bottrell
Cuthbert Bede
K. V. Killinger
Saint Graal
Gesta Romanorum
Domitian



Chisholm 1911

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