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Trobadours, 14th century...
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William IX of Aquitaine, one of the
first provençal
trobadours....
- and Occitan: one diasystem, two languages". www.trob-eu.net. TrobEu,
Trobadours and
European Identity.
Retrieved 20
April 2023. Fabra,
Pompeu (1934)....
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traces de
catharisme dans la littérature
occitane du
Moyen Âge., in AA.VV.
Trobadours et
Cathares en
Occitanie médiévale; atti del
Convegno di Chancelade, 24...
- Gil
Vicente (Portuguese: [ˈʒil viˈsẽtɨ]; c. 1465 – c. 1536),
called the
Trobadour, was a
Portuguese playwright and poet who
acted in and
directed his own...
- Gouveia,
founding with them, in 1851, the
magazine O Novo
Trovador (The New
Trobadour).
Having already graduated, in 1854, he
returned to Porto, collaborating...
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successful representatives of the "early po****r" Gr****
songs with a
personal trobadour-style. He
wrote lyrics and
music for over 100
songs and
collaborated with...
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Monte de Fralães. João
Garcia de Guilhade, (PT Wiki) (1239-1288) a
famous trobadour from Milhazes.
Pedro Afonso,
Count of
Barcelos (1289–1350) illegitimate...
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Trobadour and anti-Cathar
bishop of Toulouse...
- The
trobadour Jaufre Rudel dying in the arms of Raymond's wife, Hodierna...
