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Title page of the 1590 edition of the Heldenbuch.
Title page of the 1590 edition of the Heldenbuch.
The Dresden Heldenbuch, folios 264v & 265r: the first pages of "Herzog Ernst"
The Dresden Heldenbuch, folios 264v & 265r: the first pages of "Herzog Ernst"
The Ambraser Heldenbuch, folio 215r. The initials VF on the shield are assumed to be those of the artist.
The Ambraser Heldenbuch, folio 215r. The initials VF on the shield are assumed to be those of the artist.
The Augsburg edition of the Strassburg Heldenbuch, printed by Johann Schönsperger, Augsburg 1491. Folio 49v.
The Augsburg edition of the Strassburg Heldenbuch, printed by Johann Schönsperger, Augsburg 1491. Folio 49v.
Dietrich fights against Ecke. SLUB Dresden, Mscr. Dresden M. 201 fol. 91v.
Dietrich fights against Ecke. SLUB Dresden, Mscr. Dresden M. 201 fol. 91v.
Triad of giantesses, included Ritsch from Eckenlied version E7. Runkelstein Castle near Bozen, c. 1400.
Triad of giantesses, included Ritsch from Eckenlied version E7. Runkelstein Castle near Bozen, c. 1400.
Eckenlied stanza at the top of the page, in the Codex Buranus (c. 1230). This is the oldest transmission of the Eckenlied or of any Dietrich poem. BSB
Eckenlied stanza at the top of the page, in the Codex Buranus (c. 1230). This is the oldest transmission of the Eckenlied or of any Dietrich poem. BSB Clm 4660 fol. 90v.