Der turnierroman "Livre des faits du bon chevalier Messire Jacques de Lalaing" in der Anholter handschrift,
nebst einem exkurs über den verfasser.
Von Dr. Paul Rudnitzki. Mit zwei tafeln in vierfarbenautotypie und neunzehn tafeln in lichtdruck.

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Main Author
Rudnitzki, Paul, 1890-
Related Names
Anholt, Germany. Fürstl. Salm-Salm'sches archiv.
Language(s)
German
Published
Münster in Westf : Aschendorff, 1915.
Subjects
Le Fèvre, Jean, > seigneur de Saint-Remy, > -1468
Lalaing, Jacques de, > 1421-1453
La Sale, Antoine de, > 1385?-1461?
Chastellain, Georges, > 1405?-1475
Charolais, Burgundian, > herald, > fl. 1433-1451
La Sale, Antoine de, > 1385?-1461?
Le Fèvre, Jean, > seigneur de Saint-Remy, > -1468.
Chastellain, Georges, > 1405?-1475.
Charolais, Burgundian, > herald, > active 1433-1451.
Lalaing, Jacques de, > 1421-1453.
Livre des faits de Messire Jacques de Lalaing.
Tournaments, Medieval
Sports tournaments
Illumination of books and manuscripts
Tournaments, Medieval.
Sports tournaments.
Illumination of books and manuscripts > Specimens.
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Note
The Livre des faits de Jacques de Lalaing (in the main a description of tournaments) is based on the Grande chronique de Georges Chastellain, on the Epître de Jean Le Fèvre, and on other works now lost. The authorship has been variously attributed to Georges Chastellain, Le Fèvre, Antoine de La Sale, and to the herald Charolais. According to Rudnitzki, the romances Gilles de Chin, Gilion de Trazignyes and Le livre des faits de Jacques de Lalaing were written by the same author, who, in all probability, was the herald Charolais.
Appeared in part as the author's inaugural dissertation, Münster, 1914 (26 p.)
Physical Description
4 p. l., [3]-39, 26* p. col. front., 19 pl. (1 col., 1 fold.) facsim. 25 cm.
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