Kaiserchronik
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kaiserchronik-261-2641601
title:
Kaiserchronik
text:
The Kaiserchronik is a 12th-century chronicle written in 17,283 lines of Middle High German verse. It runs from Julius Caesar to Conrad III, and seeks to give a complete account of the history of Roman and German emperors and kings, based on a historiographical view of the continuity of the Roman and German successions. The overall pattern is of a progression from pagan to Christian worlds, and theological disputations stand at the turning-points of the Christianization of the Empire. However, m
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12th-century chronicle
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiserchronik
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2024-02-09T16:39:12Z
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