Lancelot and Guinevere might be the best-known Arthurian lovers today, but Tristan and Isolde were the favorites of medieval audiences. People wove images of the star-crossed pair into quilts, carved them into combs, and depicted them on the back of handmirrors. In other words, the story of Tristan struck a deep chord with medieveal audiences, and they wanted images from the tale on their personal items, the things they would see and use the most.
The Romance of Tristan and Iseult (Vintage Classic)
The Romance of Tristan and the Tale of Tristan's Madness : And,
the Tale of Tristan's Madness (The Penguin Classics)
Tristan
Tristan and Isolde
Tristan and Isolde (German Library, Vol 3)
Gottfried Von Strassburg Tristan (Landmarks of World Literature)
Tristan
Tristan and Isolde
The Romance of Tristan: The Thirteenth-Century Old French 'Prose
Tristan' (The World's Classics)
Thomas's Tristan and the Folie Tristan D'Oxford (Critical Guides to
French Texts, No 61)
Tristran (Garland Library of Medieval Literature, Vol 78, Series A)There are other versions of the story of Tristan, but most of them (like Eilhart von Oberge's) are out of print. Dragonlords will post new editiongs or reprints as they become available. In the meantime, you can contact Amazon about trying to obtain them for you.
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