II. THE AMELUNGS. 1. HUGDIETERICH AND WOLFDIETERICH 82-114 2. KING SAMSON 115-124 3. DIETWART 125-130 III. DIETRICH OF BERN. 1. DIETRICH AND HILDEBRAND 130-151 2. DIETRICH’S COMRADES 152-172 3. DIETRICH’S ADVENTURES 173-190 4. DIETRICH THE FAITHFUL ALLY 191-198 5. ERMENRICH—THE HARLUNGS 199-208 6. KING ETZEL—WALTER OF WASGENSTEIN—HILDEGUNDE 209-213 7. ETZEL AND DIETRICH AGAINST THE REUSSEN 214-215 8. THE BATTLE OF RAVENNA 216-221 9. GOING HOME 222-226 PART SECOND. _THE NIBELUNG AND KINDRED LEGENDS._ I. THE NIBELUNG HERO. 1. SIEGFRIED’S YOUTH 229-237 2. SIEGFRIED IN BURGUNDY 238-242 3. THE DRAGONSTONE 243-252 4. THE WOOING OF BRUNHILD 253-260 5. TREASON AND DEATH 261-273 II. THE NIBELUNGS’ WOE. 1. KING ETZEL’S WOOING 274-278 2. THE BURGUNDIANS VISIT HUNLAND 279-299 3. THE NIBELUNGS’ LAMENT 300-306 III. THE HEGELING LEGEND. 1. HAGEN 307-314 2. HETTEL THE HEGELING AND HIS HEROES 315-320 3. GUDRUN 321-330 4. QUEEN GERLIND 331-339 5. BATTLE AND VICTORY 340-346 IV. BEOWULF. 1. GRENDEL 347-348 2. BEOWULF, THE BOLD DIVER 349-354 3. THE SHE-WOLF OF THE SEA 354-357 4. BEOWULF IS MADE KING 357-359 5. THE FIGHT WITH THE DRAGON 359-364 PART THIRD. _I. THE CAROLINGIAN LEGENDS._ 1. THE CHILDREN OF HAYMON 367-396 2. ROLAND 397-407 3. WILLIAM OF ORANGE 408-418 _II. LEGENDS OF KING ARTHUR AND THE HOLY GRAIL._ 1. TITUREL 419-426 2. PERCIVAL 427-452 3. LOHENGRIN 453-462 4. TRISTRAM AND ISOLDE 463-474