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spiritual and secular history and finally shows the two culminating in the biography of the man who stands at the centrepoint of history. This is a remarkable and highly original historiographical approach.
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life of Anno written in 1105, concentrates more on Anno's miracles, which suggests a later reworking of the story and an earlier date for the
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55:. Anno died in 1075 and the poem, probably written in the years immediately after his death, can be seen as part of a campaign for his
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291:Deist in heidnischin buochin mêri.
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281:Die mêrin Reginsburch her se bisaz,
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305:Dere geslehte dare quam wîlin êre
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