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Marcabru (Occitan pronunciation: [maɾkaˈβɾy]; fl. 1130–1150) is one of the
earliest troubadours whose poems are known.
There is no
certain information...
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Alfonso on one of his many
extended stays in
Spain was the
troubadour Marcabru. By 1132,
Alfonso was
embroiled in a
succession war over the
county of...
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poets of
unknown origins,
known only by
their sobriquets,
Cercamon and
Marcabru, and by a
member of the
princely class,
Jaufre Rudel. Many troubadours...
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extensively by
Marcabru and
Arnaut Daniel, but by 1200 its
inaccessibility had led to its disappearance.
Among the
imitators of
Marcabru were
Alegret and...
- in 1143. He was a
patron of poets, including, probably, the
troubadour Marcabru. In 1111,
Diego Gelmírez,
Bishop of
Compostela and the
count of Traba,...
- troubadour.
According to the vida of
Marcabru, he
raised the
young Marcabru. This may in fact be
derived by
Marcabru's biographer from an
exchange of satiric...
- poor Gausbert's targets.
There are
affinities in
content with the work of
Marcabru. Egan,
Margarita (ed. and trans.) The
Vidas of the Troubadours. New York:...
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famous contemporary Marcabru:
Amics Marchabrun,
which concerned the
nature of love. Uc
argued that it was good and noble,
while Marcabru railed against the...
- do not survive, and was most
famously taken up by his (alleged)
pupil Marcabru. Only a few
pastorelas have survived;
Audiau counts 24 "true" Old Occitan...
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Guiraut Riquier Jaufre Rudel João
Soares de
Paiva João
Zorro Jordan Bonel Marcabru Martín
Codax Monge de
Montaudon Peire d'Alvernhe
Peire Cardenal Peire Raimon...
