Thompson D1344.9: Magic garment renders invulnerable.

Mögliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

Alexander alone is unwounded in battle; later his shirt remains clean through months of severe forced labor and is called untearable, with captors asking whether he is an angel. The garment is a plausible source of invulnerability, but the narrative does not state that it prevents all injuries, so the stronger wording remains possible. The specific shirt child D1344.9.1 was checked; the same causal uncertainty prevents a separate child assignment.

• „sie selber bluteten alle, nur Ritter Alexander war unverwundet geblieben, sein weißes Gewand leuchtete schneeig wie zuvor.“
• „in unbefleckter Frische leuchtete das Waffenhemde mit dem Kreuzesschmuck.“
• „„Und dein unbeflecktes, unzerreißbares Gewand?“

Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

The source explicitly says no weapon can pierce the grey robe; the garment renders its wearer invulnerable.

• „Kein Waffen kann ihn durchdringen.“

Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

The same garment is said to make the wearer unwounded wherever it covers, matching the broader invulnerability entry. This overlaps the specific fire-protection motif but records a separately stated general property.

• „swâ ez hin gereichet, dâ wirst ouch nimmer wunt,“