Das Nibelungen-Lied nach der reichsten und ältesten Handschrift des Freiherrn Joseph v. Lassberg, mit einen Wörterbuch, grammatikalischen Vorbemerkungen und einem getreuen Facimilie der alten Handschrift. Dritte verbesserte Auflage. (Paperback)

This is the third, improved edition of "Das Nibelungenlied" based on the most complete and oldest manuscript owned by Freiherr Joseph von Lassberg. This edition includes a dictionary, grammatical notes, and a faithful facsimile of the ancient manuscript. "Das Nibelungenlied", a Middle High German epic poem, is a cornerstone of German literature and a vital part of Germanic mythology. This edition offers scholars and enthusiasts alike a valuable resource for understanding and appreciating this enduring work. The meticulous transcription and supplementary materials make it an indispensable tool for those studying the text's linguistic and historical context. The facsimile provides a direct connection to the original manuscript, allowing readers to engage with the poem as it was first recorded.

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