Wolfram von Eschenbach,

A projected 6th part, which was to contain a critical study on Wolfram von Eschenbach, has not appeared (June, 1914)

Vitae Sancti Bonifatii archiepiscopi moguntini.

Proemium signed: B. Krusch.

L'originalité de Gottfried de Strasbourg dans son poème de Tristan et Isolde : étude de littérature comparée /

Includes bibliographical references.

Erzählungen aus altdeutschen Handschriften,

Rhymed tales dating from the 15th century.

Das Buch der Maccabäer in mitteldeutscher Bearbeitung /

Poem of the 14th century; the first two parts are a paraphrase of the 1st and 2d Book of Maccabees, the third contains the later history of the Maccabees based upon the Historia scholastica by Petrus Comestor. Author unknown (Luder, Duke of Brunswick? Cf. Pref.)

Wörterbuch zu Hartmanns Iwein /

Bibliography: p. viii-ix.

Noni Marcelli Compendiosa doctrina.

v.1. Libri I-IV.--v.2. Libri V-XX. Adversari Noniana. Indices.

Aymeri de Narbonne, chanson de geste,

Authorship attributed to Bertrand de Bar-sur-Aube.

Avencebrolis (Ibn Gebirol) Fons vitae ex arabico in latinum translat suab Iohanne Hispano et Dominico Gundissalino. Ex codicibus Parisinis, Amploniano, Columbino,

Issued in parts, 1892-95. Hft.2-3 each has also special t.-p. and special added t.-p.

Victoris episcopi vitensis Historia persecutionis africanae provinciae.

Mode of access: Internet.

The œconomy of the Fleete; or An apologeticall answeare of Alexander Harris (late warden there) unto XIX articles sett forth against him by the prisoners.

Mode of access: Internet.

Melusine.

Part I. Text, notes, and glossary.

Da guan lu : er shi juan /

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Leydener Malerschule. I. Gerardus Leydanus. II. Cornelis Engebrechtsz--

Vita.

Reinardus Vulpes. Carmen epicum seculis IX et XII conscriptum.

Latin poem composed about 1148 by Nivardus of Ghent, better known under the title adopted by E. Voigt and later editors: Ysengrimus or Isengrimus. Not to be confused with a shorter Latin poem (688 l.) edited by Grimm under the name Isengrimus, now known as Isengrimus abbreviatus.