ANONYMUS, «Der yiddisch Ritter Gabein»

FUENTE DEL TEXTO ORIGINAL

Landau, Leo (1912). Gabein. En Leo Landau (Ed.), Arthurian Legends or the Hebrew-German Rhymed Version of the Legend of King Arthur, (pp. 136-147). Eduard Avenarius.

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