Thomasin, von Zerclaere, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
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Thomasin, de Cerchiari, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Thomasin, de Zerclaere, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Thomasin, von Zirclaere, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Thomasin, von Zirclaria, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Thomasin, von Zerklaere, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Thomasin, von Zerclaere, ca. 1186-ca. 1235
Thomasin, von Zirkläre, ca. 1186-ca. 1235
Tommasino, da Cerclaria, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Zerclaere, Thomasin von, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
Zerklære, Thomasin von, approximately 1186-approximately 1235
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German, Middle High (ca. 1050-1500)
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Poets
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Earlier Established Forms
Thomasin, von Zerclaere, ca. 1186-ca. 1235
Thomasin, von Zirkläre, ca. 1186-ca. 1235
Sources
found: Ruff, Ernst Johann Friedrich. Der Wälsche Gast des Thomasin von Zerklaere, 1982:title page (Thomasin von Zerklaere)
found: LC data base, August 25, 1983(hdg.: Thomasin von Zerclaere, ca. 1186-ca. 1235; usage: Thomasin von Zerclaere, Thomasin von Zirclaria)
found: LC manual authority card(hdg.: Thomasin von Zerclaere, ca. 1186-ca. 1235; variants: Thomasin von Zirclaria, Thomasin von Zirkläre, Thommasino da Cerclaria. Thomasin von Zerklaere (Zirclaere))
found: Chevalier, Ulysse. Répertoire des sources historiques du moyen age, 1907(Thomasin de' Cerchiari; see reference from Thomasin de Zerclaere)
found: British Museum(Thomasin, von Zirclaria)
found: La parola e l'immagine nel ciclo illustrativo del Welscher Gast di Thomasin von Zerklære, 2003.
found: German Wikipedia, viewed January 8, 2020(Thomasîn von Zerclaere (also Zirklære, Zirklaria); born around 1186 in Friaul; said to have died in 1238 in Aquileia; composed the monumental Middle High German poem Der wälsche Gast; his native tongue was a Romance language; he served as Domherr to the German-speaking Patriarch of Aquileia, Wolfger von Erla)
found: English Wikipedia, viewed January 8, 2020(Thomasin von Zirclaere)
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1980-11-14: new
2020-01-09: revised
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