Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, Volumes 34-36Westermann, 1863 - Languages, Modern Vols. for 1858- include "Sitzungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für das Studium der neuren Sprachen." |
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Page 174
... mor Li saluiadeus aitant qant eu desire El prec sil plaz qeleis sa non saire Qels enemics non faza escuzir Sobrels seus faiz ni sos amics marrir . ༈ 6 ) O donna . Ambr . 17. 19 ) 174 Sitzungen der Berliner Gesellschaft.
... mor Li saluiadeus aitant qant eu desire El prec sil plaz qeleis sa non saire Qels enemics non faza escuzir Sobrels seus faiz ni sos amics marrir . ༈ 6 ) O donna . Ambr . 17. 19 ) 174 Sitzungen der Berliner Gesellschaft.
Page 187
... Plaz que deia mon chant sofrir Emos rasa ses acordatz E nona negun dels comtatz . Del pauc rei deterra menor Mi platz car si uol enantir Coimais lo tenran perseignor Cill que deuran son fieu seruir Pois uenca lor affars auratz Ecobre ...
... Plaz que deia mon chant sofrir Emos rasa ses acordatz E nona negun dels comtatz . Del pauc rei deterra menor Mi platz car si uol enantir Coimais lo tenran perseignor Cill que deuran son fieu seruir Pois uenca lor affars auratz Ecobre ...
Page 392
... plaz ono uos plaz Uostre serai tro al morir Qan totas autras amistatz Met per uostramor en air . Plus nom poc amors honrar Qan me fez ues uos atraire Qe anc deus non uole formar Gensor dopna amon ueiaire Qel cors a dreg e plazen Cara ...
... plaz ono uos plaz Uostre serai tro al morir Qan totas autras amistatz Met per uostramor en air . Plus nom poc amors honrar Qan me fez ues uos atraire Qe anc deus non uole formar Gensor dopna amon ueiaire Qel cors a dreg e plazen Cara ...
Page 96
... plaz . Montans Sartre . Coms de Tolsan ja nom er qieus o priua . fol . 172 a : Lantelmet de la ghillon . Trac ieu rendut mon trobar . Ensordell . fol . 172 b : Vns Clers . Non pueis mudar qan luecs es . Qan le dou temps vai e ven la ...
... plaz . Montans Sartre . Coms de Tolsan ja nom er qieus o priua . fol . 172 a : Lantelmet de la ghillon . Trac ieu rendut mon trobar . Ensordell . fol . 172 b : Vns Clers . Non pueis mudar qan luecs es . Qan le dou temps vai e ven la ...
Page 105
... plaz auer altra mistaz E iur uos qe toz uostre amic Amarai esera ennic Atoz lauostres mal uolenz Et erme tuz lor danz plaisenz E seplus ouolez scargir Sius sabez pensar ni dir Loiur auostre entendemen E iur uos premieranamen Qe uolo pos ...
... plaz auer altra mistaz E iur uos qe toz uostre amic Amarai esera ennic Atoz lauostres mal uolenz Et erme tuz lor danz plaisenz E seplus ouolez scargir Sius sabez pensar ni dir Loiur auostre entendemen E iur uos premieranamen Qe uolo pos ...
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Act 2 Scene Aissi alten Sprache amics amor Archiv f. n. Sprachen auer Baiern bella bien bona Bonnet chan chantar cortes damor desir deutschen Dichter dieus dompna donna donnas Ellipse ersten faire Falstaff Frithjof Gedichte gran grossen Househ iois iorn König Lafontaine loing Macm Mahn mais Mephistopheles merces Mimir Molière pauc Per qeu plaz poder pogues pois pres pretz Prlg pros puois Qanc qant qe non qeus qieu Rayn rics saber semblan seruir sieu Silas Marner solaz taing temps tenc tenzon Theil thou totz trop Tyrfing ualor uezer unserer uoilh uoill uostre Wort
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