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... Amor geschlagen ; Aber Linderung kommt einzig , ihr Guten , von euch . " Er nennt diese Verse in einem der Briefe an Schiller „ die Abschiedsverbeugung des Dichters , wodurch das Leiden- schaftliche wieder in das Leidliche und Heitere ...
... Amor geschlagen ; Aber Linderung kommt einzig , ihr Guten , von euch . " Er nennt diese Verse in einem der Briefe an Schiller „ die Abschiedsverbeugung des Dichters , wodurch das Leiden- schaftliche wieder in das Leidliche und Heitere ...
Page 87
... amor ni per fol . 39 a : id . Bem pac duuern e destiu . id . Mout viu a gran dolor . fol . 39 b : id . Neus ni gells ni ploia ni fanh . fol . 40 a : id . Ges per temps fer e brau . fol . 40 b : id . Drugoman seinher sieu ages bon ...
... amor ni per fol . 39 a : id . Bem pac duuern e destiu . id . Mout viu a gran dolor . fol . 39 b : id . Neus ni gells ni ploia ni fanh . fol . 40 a : id . Ges per temps fer e brau . fol . 40 b : id . Drugoman seinher sieu ages bon ...
Page 88
... amor truop alqesen qien refrainh . fol . 61 b : id . Cell qi sirais ni garrei ab amor . fol . 62 a : Pere Milo . Lo jorn qieus vi donna premieramen . id . Sieu ai damor sufert ni mal ni pena . fol . 62 b : id . A vos amors vueilh dire ...
... amor truop alqesen qien refrainh . fol . 61 b : id . Cell qi sirais ni garrei ab amor . fol . 62 a : Pere Milo . Lo jorn qieus vi donna premieramen . id . Sieu ai damor sufert ni mal ni pena . fol . 62 b : id . A vos amors vueilh dire ...
Page 90
... amor ai tan petit de fizansa . fol . 79 b : fol . 80 a id . Donna pros e richa corteze benistans . id . En amor truob tan de mals seinhorages . Arnaut de Merueilh . Aissi con cell qa pro de valedors . fol . 80 b : id . Aissi con cel qe ...
... amor ai tan petit de fizansa . fol . 79 b : fol . 80 a id . Donna pros e richa corteze benistans . id . En amor truob tan de mals seinhorages . Arnaut de Merueilh . Aissi con cell qa pro de valedors . fol . 80 b : id . Aissi con cel qe ...
Page 91
... amor . fol . 97 b : id . Songa sazon ai estat uas amor . id . Fals reinha desauinen . fol . 98 a : Pere de Blai . En est so fara chanso nouellæ . fol . 98 b : Pons de Capdueilh . Aissi mes pres con cellui qe ser tan . fol . 99 a : id ...
... amor . fol . 97 b : id . Songa sazon ai estat uas amor . id . Fals reinha desauinen . fol . 98 a : Pere de Blai . En est so fara chanso nouellæ . fol . 98 b : Pons de Capdueilh . Aissi mes pres con cellui qe ser tan . fol . 99 a : id ...
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