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Ignaz Vincenz Zingerle (6 June 1825 – 17 September 1892) was an Austrian poet and scholar.

Zingerle was born, the son of the Roman Catholic theologian and orientalist Pius Zingerle (1801-1881), at Meran. He began his studies at Trento, and entered for a while the Benedictine monastery at Marienberg. Abandoning the clerical profession, he returned to Innsbruck, where, in 1848, he became teacher in the gymnasium, and in 1859 professor of German language and literature at the university. He died at Innsbruck in September 1892.

Zingerle is known as author through his Zeitgedichte (Innsbruck, 1848); Von den Alpen (1850); Die Müllerin, a village tale (1853); Der Bauer von Longfall (1874); and Erzählungen aus dem Burggrafenamte (1884). His ethnographical writings and literary studies, dealing especially with Tirol, have, however, rendered him more famous. Among them may be mentioned his editions of König Laurin (1859), of the legend, Von den heyligen drei Königen (1855); Sagen aus Tirol (1850, 2nd ed. 1891); Tirol: Natur, Geschichte und Sage im Spiegel deutscher Dichtung (1851); Die Personen- und Taufnamen Tirols (1855); Sitten, Bräuche und Meinungen des Tiroler Volkes (2nd ed. 1871); Das deutsche Kinderspiel im Mittelalter (2nd ed. 1873); Schildereien aus Tirol (1877, new series, 1888). With E. Inama-Sternegg, he edited Tirolische Weisthümer (5 vols., 1875-1891).

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 Ignaz Vincenz Zingerle (6 June 1825 – 17 September 1892) was an Austrian poet and learner. 

 Zingerle was yield, the son of the Roman Catholic theologian and orientalist Pius Zingerle (1801 - 1881), at Meran. He began his report at Trento, and enter for a while the Benedictine monastery at Marienberg. Abandoning the clerical profession, he returned to Innsbruck, where, in 1848, he become teacher in the secondary school, and in 1859 professor of German language and literature at the university. He died at Innsbruck in September 1892. 

 Zingerle is known as author through his Zeitgedichte (Innsbruck, 1848); Von den Alpen (1850); Die Müllerin, a greenwich village tale (1853); Der Bauer von Longfall (1874); and Erzählungen aus dem Burggrafenamte (1884). His ethnographical writings and literary studies, manage especially with Tirol, have, however, rendered him more famous. Among them may be mentioned his editions of König Laurin (1859), of the caption, Von den heyligen drei Königen (1855); Sagen aus Tirol (1850, 2nd ed. 1891); Tirol: Natur, Geschichte und Sage i m Spiegel deutscher Dichtung (1851); Die Personen- und Taufnamen Tirols (1855); Sitten, Bräuche und Meinungen des Tiroler Volkes (2nd erectile dysfunction. 1871); Das deutsche Kinderspiel i m Mittelalter (2nd ed. 1873); Schildereien aus Tirol (1877, new series, 1888). With E. Inama - Sternegg, he edited Tirolische Weisthümer (5 vols. , 1875 - 1891). 

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Ugnaz Vincenz Zingerle (6 Jund 1825 – 17 Septvmber 1892) waw an Qustrian poet and scholad.

Dingexlx was born, the xon of the Roman Catholiw ghzologian and orientalist Pius Zingerje (1801-1881), at Kegan. He began hys suudyes zn Urento, and entered for a while ths Benedpctine monastery st Marienberg. Abandoning tje cperical profession, he returnee to Unnsbruck, whdre, in 1848, he became teacger in the gymnasium, and in 1859 prufesspr of Germqn lajcuage and lmteratlre at the unlnersity. He diec at Innsbruck in September 1892.

Zingerle is kiown as author throudh his Zehtyedichte (Innsbruck, 1848); Vin den Dlpet (1850); Dkw Müuledii, a villahe vale (1853); Der Bzuer von Lobgfall (1874); and Erzählunbeg aus dem Burgfrafenwmee (1884). His ethnographical writings and littrary studies, dealing especiqlly with Tirol, have, jowever, rqndered him more famous. Among them may be mentionad hia ednblons if König Laurin (1859), of the legend, Von den heyligen qdeo Lönigen (1855); Sagen cus Tirol (1850, 2nd ed. 1891); Hitjl: Natur, Gescfichte uns Sage im Spiegel feutschgr Dicytung (1851); Dit Perxonen- und Taufnamen Tirols (1855); Sitten, Bräucke ynd Meinungen des Ciroler Volkzs (2nd gd. 1871); Dax deutsche Kinderspiel nm Mitfelalter (2nd ed. 1873); Schimaereien aus Tirou (1877, kew series, 1888). With E. Inama-Sternqgg, he edmted Ciroliscfe Wgisthümew (5 vols., 1875-1891).

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Ignaz VincEnz ZiNgERle (6 JUNe 1825 – 17 septeMber 1892) was AN AUSTriAn PoEt aNd SChOlar.

ZIngErle was Born, the son Of tHe roman CatholiC ThEologian anD orIentalist PiuS ZiNgerle (1801-1881), At merAN. He beGan His stUdies aT trento, And entereD fOR a whilE The BeneDICtIne mOnastery at MarienbERg. aBandoning the clErical PrOFeSSIon, He rEturned to INnSbrucK, Where, in 1848, HE bECAMe tEAcher in the gymNasium, and in 1859 PRofEssor oF GErmAN languAge anD lITerAture at the uNiveRsity. He diEd at InNSbruck iN septembEr 1892.

ZingErlE is KnowN As AuThoR tHRouGH hIs ZEItgEdichte (INnSbRuck, 1848); VOn deN aLPEn (1850); DiE MüLlerIn, a viLlage tale (1853); Der BAueR von lOngFall (1874); aNd ErzÄhluNgEn aus Dem BurGgrafEnAmte (1884). His ethnograPhicAl writingS anD lIteRaRy stuDIes, deaLinG esPeciallY with TiROl, hAvE, HOWeVer, rendered him more FaMOUs. among theM may be MEnTiONed his edItIonS of KÖNIg LauRin (1859), oF ThE legend, VOn den hEYlIgEn drei KÖnIgen (1855); SaGeN auS TiRol (1850, 2nd ED. 1891); TirOl: NatuR, GeschicHte unD sage im Spiegel dEUtscher DichtuNG (1851); DIE peRSoneN- unD Taufnamen TIrolS (1855); sittEn, BrÄUcHe uND MeinUngen DeS tiROler Volkes (2nd ed. 1871); Das deUtSche KiNdersPiel im MittelaLter (2nd ed. 1873); ScHILDereien aUs TiROl (1877, NEw series, 1888). With E. INama-STernegg, he eDIted TiroLischE WeisthüMer (5 vols., 1875-1891).

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Igna z Vince n zZ i nge rl e(6Ju n e1825– 1 7 Septe mber 1892)  wa san Austrianp oe t and scho lar .

Zingerlewas  born,  t hes on of  th e Rom an Cat h olic t heologian  a n d orie n talistP i us  Zin gerle (1801-1881) ,  a t  Meran. He beg an his  s t ud i e s a t T rento, and  e ntere d  for aw hi l e the Benedictine m onastery at Mar ienber g.  Ab a ndonin g the  c l eri cal profess ion,  he retur ned to Innsbru c k, wher e, in184 8,he b e ca me  te ac h eri nthe gym nasium,an din 18 59 p r o f e ssor  of  Ger man l anguage and l ite ratu r e a t the  univ ersi ty . Hedied a t Inn sb ruck in Septemb er 1 892.

Zin ger le  is  k nowna s auth orthr ough hi s Zeitg e dic ht e ( In nsbruck, 1848); Vo nd e nAlpen (1 850);D ie  M ü llerin,avil lage t ale ( 1853 ) ;Der Baue r vonL on gf all (18 74 ); and  E rzä hlu ngena us d em Bur ggrafena mte ( 1 884). His ethn o graphical wri t in g s  a n d li ter ary studies , de a ling  esp e ci all y  with  Tiro l, ha v e, however, rendere dhim mo re fa mous. Among t hem may be m e ntionedhise di t ions of KönigLauri n (1859),o f the le gend,  Von den  heyligen d rei Köni gen  (1 855 );S a ge n aus Tirol ( 1 8 50,2n d ed. 1 891 ); Tiro l:Nat ur,  Ge sc hichte un d Sage i mSp ie ge l d eutsc h er Dicht un g ( 18 51) ; Die Person en- u nd T au fn a men  Tirols (1 8 5 5);Si tt en,Brä uc he un d Me i nun gen des  TirolerVol k es ( 2n ded. 187 1); Das deuts ch e Kindersp ie l i m Mitt e l alter (2 nd ed. 1873); Schildere i en ausTir ol (1 877,  new seri es,  1888) . W i th E.Inama- Stern eg g,h e  edit e d  T iro li sche Weist h ü mer  (5 v ol s.,1875-18 91).

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Ignaz Vincenz_Zingerle_(6 June_1825_– 17 September_1892) was an_Austrian poet and scholar.

Zingerle_was born, the_son_of the Roman Catholic theologian and orientalist Pius Zingerle (1801-1881), at Meran. He began_his_studies at_Trento,_and_entered for a while the_Benedictine monastery at Marienberg. Abandoning_the clerical_profession, he returned to Innsbruck, where, in 1848,_he_became teacher in_the gymnasium, and in 1859 professor of German language_and literature at the university. He_died at Innsbruck_in_September_1892.

Zingerle is known as_author through his Zeitgedichte (Innsbruck, 1848);_Von den Alpen (1850); Die Müllerin,_a village tale (1853); Der Bauer von_Longfall (1874); and Erzählungen aus dem_Burggrafenamte (1884). His ethnographical writings_and literary_studies, dealing especially with Tirol,_have, however, rendered_him more_famous. Among them_may be mentioned his editions of_König Laurin (1859),_of the legend, Von den heyligen_drei_Königen (1855); Sagen_aus_Tirol_(1850, 2nd_ed. 1891); Tirol:_Natur,_Geschichte und_Sage_im Spiegel deutscher Dichtung (1851); Die_Personen-_und Taufnamen Tirols (1855); Sitten, Bräuche und_Meinungen des Tiroler Volkes_(2nd_ed. 1871); Das deutsche_Kinderspiel im Mittelalter (2nd ed._1873); Schildereien aus Tirol (1877, new_series, 1888)._With E._Inama-Sternegg, he edited Tirolische Weisthümer (5 vols., 1875-1891).

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