One part of the manuscript has been comparatively well researched: The Königsteiner Liederbuch. It is a collection of 169 songs, some transmitted with the music. Between the songs we find some references to real life persons:
heinrich graff
zu wirtemberg
Gedencke an mich als ich an dich
Nit mere beger ich
zu wirtemberg
Gedencke an mich als ich an dich
Nit mere beger ich
(‘Heinrich count of Württemberg, remember me as I remember you; this is all I desire.’)
Together with the initials written between the songs one gets the impression that besides the songs themselves, there is also a very private love conversation going on on these pages – or, at least, that the remnants of a private conversation are preserved as a collateral effect of copying the manuscript.
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