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... ai damor sufert ni mal ni pena . fol . 62 b : id . A vos amors vueilh dire mon afaire . fol . 63 a : Ricard de Berbezill . lor . ( sic . ) Ges per .. .... ni per ca- fol . 63 a : id . Ben volria saber 888 Sitzungen der Berliner ...
... ai damor sufert ni mal ni pena . fol . 62 b : id . A vos amors vueilh dire mon afaire . fol . 63 a : Ricard de Berbezill . lor . ( sic . ) Ges per .. .... ni per ca- fol . 63 a : id . Ben volria saber 888 Sitzungen der Berliner ...
Page 89
LUDWIG HERRIC. fol . 63 a : id . Ben volria saber damor . fol . 63 b : id . Aissi qol peis han en laigalur vida . id . Agresi con lo lios . fol . 64 a : Perdigon . Ben aiaol mal elafan el cossir . fol . 64 b : id . Trop ai istat qen bon ...
LUDWIG HERRIC. fol . 63 a : id . Ben volria saber damor . fol . 63 b : id . Aissi qol peis han en laigalur vida . id . Agresi con lo lios . fol . 64 a : Perdigon . Ben aiaol mal elafan el cossir . fol . 64 b : id . Trop ai istat qen bon ...
Page 90
... sabers mi venem creiss . Apres mon vers vueilh semprordre . Ab nom ioi e ab nom talen . fol . 87 a : id . Amors con er qe farai . id . Amics en gran cosirier . fol . 87 b : id . En aital rimeta perma . fol . 88 a : id . fol . 88 b : id ...
... sabers mi venem creiss . Apres mon vers vueilh semprordre . Ab nom ioi e ab nom talen . fol . 87 a : id . Amors con er qe farai . id . Amics en gran cosirier . fol . 87 b : id . En aital rimeta perma . fol . 88 a : id . fol . 88 b : id ...
Page 92
... saber . fol . 112 a : id . Tut cil qim pregon qieu chan . id . Ab ioi qem demora . fol . 112 b : id . Qant amors trobet pertir . fol . 113 a : id . De sella razon qieu sueilh . Pere Raimon de Tolosa . Pos le prims uergans botana . fol ...
... saber . fol . 112 a : id . Tut cil qim pregon qieu chan . id . Ab ioi qem demora . fol . 112 b : id . Qant amors trobet pertir . fol . 113 a : id . De sella razon qieu sueilh . Pere Raimon de Tolosa . Pos le prims uergans botana . fol ...
Page 103
... saber Per tot aqest dir depart me E qi pros er esforçen se Paubre eric segon poder Qella uolra son dit tener Qecel onmais uolra debe Naura guizardon ses desdire Qental luoc uol son ioi assire für das Studium der neueren Sprachen . 103.
... saber Per tot aqest dir depart me E qi pros er esforçen se Paubre eric segon poder Qella uolra son dit tener Qecel onmais uolra debe Naura guizardon ses desdire Qental luoc uol son ioi assire für das Studium der neueren Sprachen . 103.
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