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attributed to him. The
first one is a
sirventes in Old French,
Dalfin je us
voill desrenier, and the
second one is a
lament that he
wrote during his imprisonment...
- the narrator: Tan m'abellís
vostre cortés deman, / qu'ieu no me
puesc ni
voill a vos cobrire. / Ieu sui Arnaut, que plor e vau cantan; / consirós vei la...
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desirers D'un
salut me
voill entremetre Er
quant florisson li
verger Eu sai la flor plus
bella d'autra flor Ges de
chantar nom
voill gequir Mout chantera...
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about who he is: Tan m'abellis
vostre cortes deman, qu'ieu no me
puesc ni
voill a vos cobrire. Ieu sui Arnaut, que plor e vau cantan;
consiros vei la p****ada...
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Northern France, and
became known as
serventois in
langue d'oïl.
Dalfin je us
voill desrenier by
Richard I of
England is a
notable example of a
sirventes written...
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songs are cansos: "Aissi m'ave com cel qui
seignors dos" "A vos, merces,
voill retrar mon afaire" "Per
pratz vertz ni per amor" "Pos l'us
auzels envas...
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Daipol (perhaps
Guilhem d'Autpol) in f; and is
anonymous in Y. Mon
chantar voill retrair'al
cominal Doctrinal, the
incipit of
which is E.nom de Dieu lo Paire...
- some sources,
Jausbert was a monk, lo
Monge de Poicibot. The poem S'eu vos
voill tan gen
lauzar had long been
attributed to him,
though doubts have arisen...
- Per q’eu me
voill ab ioi
tenir Et ab los pros de
Proenza que
regna nab
conoissenza et ab
bella captenenza si q’om no.ls en pot escarnir. • • • • •...
- and
motivic transformation, with an
unexpected ending. The poem S'eu vos
voill tan gen
lauzar was
appended to a set of four by the
Monge in the 13th century...
