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− | | {{Comment|Walther refrains from "use" of Hildegund, which suggests that she carries a different status from the rest of the treasure. As earlier, the poet takes pains to depict a companionate relationship between the two exiles, emphasizing Hildegund's personal, feminine value above mere chattel. See John O. Ward, "After Rome: Medieval Epic," in Roman Epic, ed. A.J. Boyle (Routledge, 1993). | + | | {{Comment|Walther refrains from "use" of Hildegund, which suggests that she carries a different status from the rest of the treasure. As earlier, the poet takes pains to depict a companionate relationship between the two exiles, emphasizing Hildegund's personal, feminine value above mere chattel. See John O. Ward, "After Rome: Medieval Epic," in ''Roman Epic',' ed. A.J. Boyle (Routledge, 1993). |
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|[[Continuit]] [[vir]] [[Waltharius]] [[laudabilis]] [[heros]]. | |[[Continuit]] [[vir]] [[Waltharius]] [[laudabilis]] [[heros]]. |