Middle High German · AI translation
Mitteldeutsche Predigten (K)
English for the 1 passage of this work that the Atlas of Ancient Myth, Magic in the Ancient Texts and a study of demons and angels quote or cite, and which the library holds in no published English. The numbers are the edition's own references.
6r.14–6r.19
küninc der hiez Eglippus. indeme lande vuoren zwêne zouberære. der ein hiez
king who was called Eglippus. In that land there went about two sorcerers; the one was called
Zoroc. der ander hiez Arfaxat. die stalten michel zouber unde macheten die
Zoroc, the other was called Arfaxat. They worked great sorcery and made
liute blint swenne sie wolten. unde tâten in daz sie sich niergen geregen
people blind whenever they wished, and made them unable to stir
mohten unde anders manic dinc tâten sie daz seltsæne was. unde sageten
anywhere, and they did many other things that were strange, and told
den liuten daz sie gote wæren. der was vile die des geloubeten durch michel
the people that they were gods. There were many who believed it because of the great
wunder daz sie tâten. dô .sancte. Matheus dar quam dô sagete er deme
wonders that they did. When St Matthew came there, he told the
Translator's note. Eglippus, Zoroc and Arfaxat are kept as written.
The whole original: ReM 2.1 at Zenodo (open M330).