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Herr Goeli (or Göli) was a Middle High German minnesinger. Four of his poems survive. They are found under his name only in the Codex Manesse. In three other manuscripts—the Weingarten Manuscript and the Berlin and Frankfurt Neidhart manuscripts—they are mistakenly attributed to Neidhart von Reuental. In fact, they are deliberate imitations of the village songs of Neidhart. They are of inferior quality. Their incipits are: * Svmer der hat sin gezelt * Willekomen svmer wetter svesse * Wol gezieret stat diu gruene heide * Wis willekomen nahtegal frowe