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	The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[Third Crusade]].		The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[Third Crusade]].

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	The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[Third Crusade]].		The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[Third Crusade]].

Conrad Leviston at 14:04, 19 October 2010

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	The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[~~crusade~~]] ~~of 1189/90~~.		The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[Third Crusade]].

	He had two epics, ''Eric'' and ''Iwein''. His other longer works are ''Buchlein'' (a debate on love), ''Gregorius'' and ''Der Arme Heinrich''. His poems are marked by a high level of technical skill.		He had two epics, ''Eric'' and ''Iwein''. His other longer works are ''Buchlein'' (a debate on love), ''Gregorius'' and ''Der Arme Heinrich''. His poems are marked by a high level of technical skill.

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The life of [[minnesinger]] '''Hartmann voe Aue''' (c.1165-c.1215) is not attested to in any document except for some praise for his poetry by [[Gottfried von Strassburg]] in ''Tristan'' and a lamentation of his death by [[Heinrich von den Turen]] in ''Diu Crone''. From his own works it is guessed that Hartmann travelled on the [[crusade]] of 1189/90.

He had two epics, ''Eric'' and ''Iwein''. His other longer works are ''Buchlein'' (a debate on love), ''Gregorius'' and ''Der Arme Heinrich''. His poems are marked by a high level of technical skill.

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	He had two epics, ''Eric'' and ''Iwein''. His other longer works are ''Buchlein'' (a debate on love), ''Gregorius'' and ''Der Arme Heinrich''. His poems are marked by a high level of technical skill.		He had two epics, ''Eric'' and ''Iwein''. His other longer works are ''Buchlein'' (a debate on love), ''Gregorius'' and ''Der Arme Heinrich''. His poems are marked by a high level of technical skill.

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