…submission to Rother.
When his messengers do not return, Rother himself sets sail in disguise as an
exiled nobleman named Dietrich, bringing with him boatloads…
…of treasure including
lengths of samite and silk cloth, as well as gold (KR, v. 787). Arriving
at Constantine’s court, Dietrich and his men disembark…
…Dietrich, Rother bestows many gifts of precious clothing (as well
as armor and horses) on Constantine’s people, in particular enriching the many
exiles who…
…,
ultimately shifting their allegiance to fight against Constantine on Dietrich/
Rother’s behalf.
IV. The Affordance of Uncut Cloth
In the heroic epic, fine…
…humor into a story.
29 Otnit. Wolf Dietrich. Frühneuhochdeutsch/Neuhochdeutsch, ed. by Stephan Fuchs-
Jolie, Victor Millet, Dietmar Peschel, Stuttgart…
…“contradictions” in the Dietrich epic tradition
are a matter of poetic style and would not have impacted the reception of the story.
Elisabeth Lienert, by contrast…
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