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Biographical note: Sabine Seelbach, University of Klagenfurt, Germany,and Ulrich Seelbach, University of Bielefeld, Germany.
Wirnt von Grafenberg's Arthurian romance Wigalois (c. 1210–20) tells the story of Sir Gawain’s son, Wigalois, who comes to Arthur’s castle in quest of his father. After prevailing in multiple trials, he assumes dominion over the Kingdom of Korntin. The revised student edition includes the Middle High German text in the Kapteyn edition (1926), a New High German translation, textual commentary, an afterword, an index, and a selected bibliography.
Wirnt von Grafenberg''s Arthurian romance Wigalois (c. 1210-20) tells the story of Sir Gawain's son, Wigalois, who comes to Arthur's castle in quest of his father. After prevailing in multiple trials, he assumes dominion over the Kingdom of Korntin. The revised student edition includes the Middle High German text in the Kapteyn edition (1926), a New High German translation, textual commentary, an afterword, an index, and a selected bibliography