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Nigel Harris Methoden und Probleme der Edition mittelalterlicher deutscher Texte. Bamberger Fachtagung 26-29. Juni 1991, Plenumsreferate, Beihefte zu editio 4, by Rolf Bergmann, Kurt Gärtner 64/1, p. 154
SILVIA RANAWAKE Nicola Zotz, Intégration courtoise. Zur Rezeption okzitanischer und französischer Lyrik im klassischen deutschen Minnesang 75/2, p. 345

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