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Willem die
Madocke maecte (c. 1200 – c. 1250;[citation needed] "William-who-made-Madoc") is the
traditional designation of the
author of Van den vos Reynaerde...
- mid-13th-century
Middle Dutch version of the
story by
Willem die
Madoc maecte (Van den vos Reynaerde, Of
Reynaert the Fox), is also made up of rhymed...
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Xuanhe period of the
great Song
Dynasty (大宋宣和遺事) c. 1250 –
Willem die
Madoc maecte – Van den vos
Reynaerde 1250s –
Stephen of
Bourbon – De
septem donis Spiritus...
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Indicative mood
Present Past 1st sing. māke
māecte 2nd sing. māecs, mākes
māectes 3rd sing. māect, māket
māecte 1st plur. māken māecten 2nd plur. māect,...
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Middle Dutch version of the
story of Reynard, as
written by
Willem die
Madoc maecte. The poem
dates from
around 1250. It is
considered a
major work of Middle...
- High
Middle Ages the work
Reynard the Fox,
written by
Willem die
Madoc maecte, and its
translations were a po****r work that
satirized the
class system...
- (1937) Van den vos
Reynaerde (1937) Van den vos
Reynaerde (1943 film)
Chanticleer and the Fox (1958)
Other Maleperduis Reynardine Willem die
Madocke maecte...
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identifies himself in his poem Van den Vos
Reinaerde as "Willem die
Madoc maecte" (Willem, the
author of Madoc,
known as "Willem the Minstrel").
Though no...
- [God die
maecte int
beghin / Den
hemel ende oec mede der in / Alle die
inghelike nature /
Desen hemel heet die
scrifture / (...) ende hi
maecte die erde...
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Tommy Brock.
Reynard the Fox Fox Van den vos
Reynaerde Willem die
Madoc maecte Slagar the
Cruel Fox
Redwall Brian Jacques A fox
whose face is disfigured...
