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Berengiers de
palazol si fo de cataloigna, del
comtat de rossillon,
paubres cavallier fo. . . "Berenguier de
Palazol was from Catalonia, from the county...
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Berengier Trobel or
Berenguier Trobel (fl. 1275) was a
troubadour and
bourgeois from Rodez. He
wrote two
surviving cansos.
Outside of his own
poetry and...
- Basan,
Frankish baron,
murdered while serving as Amb****ador of Marsile.
Bérengier, one of the
twelve paladins killed by Marsile's troops;
kills Estramarin;...
- is the
Italian form,
Berenguer is the
Catalan form, and
Berenguier or
Berengier is the
Occitan form. The
Latin form is
Berengarius and the
female equivalent...
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friendship is
further tested when a
quarrel over a
handsome widower named Berengier (captured by
Sebile after Morgan kidnapped his child) ends in a violent...
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killed in the same
laisse [123] by the same Saracen, Grandonie),
Bérengier, Otton, Samson, Engelier, Ivon, Ivoire, Anséis, Girard.
Other characters...
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Berenger 62°06′N 219°42′W / 62.1°N 219.7°W / 62.1; -219.7 84.0 1982
Bérengier WGPSN Besgun 76°00′N 309°48′W / 76.0°N 309.8°W / 76.0; -309.8 56.0...
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della medesima Compagnia . (in Italian). Napoli: Perrotti. Théophile
Bérengier (1880). Vita del
cardinale Carlo Odescalchi morto religioso della Compagnia...
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Roland (Oxford edition), the
peers are: Roland, Olivier, Gerin, Gerier,
Berengier, Oton, Samson, Engelier, Ivon, Ivoire, Anseïs, and Gérard de Roussillon...
- Norcia : its
history and development, 1846–1966,
retrieved 27
November 2014
Bérengier Théophile. New Norcia :
History of a
Benedictine Colony in
Western Australia...
