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Born c.1225 ā€¢ WĆ¼rzburg ā€¢ Germany
Died August 31, 1287 ā€¢ Basel ā€¢ Switzerland
Notable Works ā€œDer Trojanerkriegā€ ā€¢ ā€œPartonopier und Meliurā€
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