Die sieben weisen Meister. Geschichten des Keisers Pontiani […]. Ingolstadt: Alexander [I] Weißenhorn, 1546

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Incipit or textual title Die sieben weisen Meister. Geschichten des Keisers Pontiani […]
Siglum of the version of the Seven Sages H (Historia Septem Sapientum)
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Date of Printing 1546
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Modern research literature Schlusemann (2023)Gotzkowsky (1991)
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Die sieben weisen Meister. Geschichten des Keisers Pontiani […]. Ingolstadt: Alexander [I] Weißenhorn, 1546 (Gotzkowsky 1991, 292, no. 25)

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