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Tannhäuser (c.1200–c.1270), German poet. In reality a Minnesinger whose works included lyrics and love poetry, he became a legendary figure as a knight who visited Venus's grotto (see Venusberg) and spent seven years in debauchery, then repented and sought absolution from the Pope.

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