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The Nibelungen song, translated by J. Simrock, was published in 1868 by the publishing house of the J.G. Cotta 'sche BuchDas. Page 168 with woodcut after J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld; 292 x 203 mm (leaf size). Dresden: SLUB Lit.Germ.vet.150.b
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The Nibelungen song, translated by J. Simrock, was published in 1868 by the publishing house of the J.G. Cotta 'sche BuchDas. Page 168 with woodcut after J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld; 292 x 203 mm (leaf size). Dresden: SLUB Lit.Germ.vet.150.b
Title: The Nibelungen song, translated by J. Simrock, was published in 1868 by the publishing house of the J.G. Cotta 'sche BuchDas. Page 168 with woodcut after J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld; 292 x 203 mm (leaf size). Dresden: SLUB Lit.Germ.vet.150.b
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The Nibelungen song, translated by J.
Simrock, was published in 1868 by the publishing house of the J.
G.
Cotta 'sche BuchDas.
Page 168 with woodcut after J.
Schnorr von Carolsfeld; 292 x 203 mm (leaf size).
Dresden: SLUB Lit.
Germ.
vet.
150.
b.
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