Das Verwandtschaftsverhältnis der Handschriften des Tristan Ulrichs von TÃ1/4rheim
examines the manuscript relationships of Ulrich von TÃ1/4rheim's "Tristan". This study delves into the intricate connections between the various manuscripts of this medieval German literary work, offering insights into its transmission and evolution over time. By analyzing the textual variations and commonalities among the manuscripts, John Leo Campion sheds light on the complex history of the text and its reception in the Middle Ages. This work is essential for scholars of medieval German literature and textual criticism.
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