The Hildebrandslied
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Because of this I delayed to publish my translation, but see no cause for putting it off longer. My translation cer- tainly does not infringe upon his copyright.
THE HILDEBRANDSLIED 5 10 In the folk, of the foemen. "[Thy friends would I know, And kindly tell me] what kin thou dost claim.
If thou namest but one, I shall know then the others : The kin of this kingdom are couth to me all." Hadubrand answer'd, Hildebrand's son: 15 "This lore I learned from long ago, From the wise and old who were o...f yore, That Hildebrand hight my father: my name is Hadubrand.
Off to the east he wander'd, the anger of Ottokar fleeing, Marching away with Dietrich, and many a man went with him.
20 He left in the land a little one lorn, A babe at the breast in the bower of the bride, Bereft of his rights: thus he rode to the east.
But later Dietrich lost my father And lived henceforth a lonely man.
25 For the foe of Ottokar, so fierce and keen, Was the dearest of thanes to Dietrich his lord.
He was fain to fight where the fray was thick: Known was his bravery among bold warriors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because of this I delayed to publish my translation, but see no cause for putting it off longer. My translation cer- tainly does not infringe upon his copyright.
THE HILDEBRANDSLIED 5 10 In the folk, of the foemen. "[Thy friends would I know, And kindly tell me] what kin thou dost claim.
If thou namest but one, I shall know then the others : The kin of this kingdom are couth to me all." Hadubrand answer'd, Hildebrand's son: 15 "This lore I learned from long ago, From the wise and old who were o...f yore, That Hildebrand hight my father: my name is Hadubrand.
Off to the east he wander'd, the anger of Ottokar fleeing, Marching away with Dietrich, and many a man went with him.
20 He left in the land a little one lorn, A babe at the breast in the bower of the bride, Bereft of his rights: thus he rode to the east.
But later Dietrich lost my father And lived henceforth a lonely man.
25 For the foe of Ottokar, so fierce and keen, Was the dearest of thanes to Dietrich his lord.
He was fain to fight where the fray was thick: Known was his bravery among bold warriors.
What to read after The Hildebrandslied?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Francis Asbury, 1859-1948, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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