Nibelungenlied (English Verse)
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1905
English
- Preface
- The Nibelungen Saga
- The Nibelungenlied
- Kriemhild's Dream
- Siegfried
- How Siegfried came to Worms
- How Siegfried fought with the Saxons
- How Siegfried first saw Kriemhild
- How Gunther fared to Isenland to Brunhild
- How Gunther won Brunhild
- How Siegfried fared to his knights
- How Siegfried was sent to Worms
- How Brunhild was received at Worms
- How Siegfried came home with his wife
- How Gunther bade Siegfried to the feast
- How they fared to the feast
- How the queens berated each other
- How Siegfried was betrayed
- How Siegfried was slain
- How Kriemhild mourned for Siegfried
- How Sigmund fared home again
- How the Nibelungen hoard was brought to Worms
- How King Etzel sent for Kriemhild
- How Kriemhild fared to the Huns
- How Etzel kept the wedding feast
- How Kriemhild thought to avenge her wrong
- How Werbel and Schwemmel brought the message
- How the knights all fared to the Huns
- How Gelfrat was slain by Dankwart
- How they came to Bechelaren
- How the Burgundians came to Etzel's castle
- How he arose not before her
- How they kept guard
- How they went to mass
- How Bloedel was slain
- How the Burgundians fought with the Huns
- How they cast out the dead
- How Iring was slain
- How the queen bade set fire to the hall
- How the margrave Ruediger was slain
- How all Sir Dietrich's knights were slain
- How Gunther and Hagen and Kriemhild were slain
The only translation into Rhymed English Verse in the Metre of the Original of the epic German poem The Nibelungenlied. There was a 2013 Librivox recording of the Shumway prose translation, but none for the verse. - Summary by Kurt Papke
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