Rosengarten, an anonymous Middle High German heroic epic of the late 13th c. occurring in different versions. It is closely related to Biterolf und Dietleib and has analogies with Laurin. It is one of the poems concerned with Dietrich von Bern (see Dietrichsage).
Rosengarten
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