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P.F. Ganz Johannes von Tepl: Il Villano di Boemia, introduzione, testo, versione e nota filologica (Poeti e Prosatori Tedeschi 3), by Luigi Quattrocchi 36/3 p. 294

languages

  • Old High German
  • German
  • Italian
  • Latin
  • Proto-Germanic
  • Old Norse

works

  • Inueccio contra fatum mortis ineuitabile
  • Muspilli
  • poem on the death of his wife

people

  • Johann von Tepl
  • Hugo von Montfort
  • Johann von Neumarkt
  • Heinrich von Mügeln

subjects

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  • dialogue
  • mortality
  • faith
  • identity
  • emotion
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  • novelty
  • freedom
  • language
  • spirituality
  • relationship

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  • Rome
  • Germany
  • England
  • Denmark
  • Muspilli
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  • Charles IV
  • Heinrich von Mügeln
  • Johann von Neumarkt
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