The troubadours
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- A history of Provençal life and literature in the middle ages
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1. THE TROUBADOURS2. PREFACE.3. CHAPTER I. THE LANGUE D’OC.4. CHAPTER II. EARLY POPULAR EPICS.5. CHAPTER III. THE ARTISTIC EPIC.6. CHAPTER IV. OTHER NARRATIVE AND DIDACTIC POEMS.7. CHAPTER V. APOCRYPHA.8. CHAPTER VI. SOCIAL POSITION OF PROVENÇAL POETS.9. CHAPTER VII. THE JOGLAR.10. CHAPTER VIII. TRACES OF POPULAR SONG IN THE POETRY OF THE TROUBADOURS.—THE PASTORELA.11. CHAPTER IX. OTHER POPULAR FORMS.—THE ALBA AND SERENA.12. CHAPTER X. THE BALADA.13. CHAPTER XI. ARTIFICIAL FORMS OF POETRY.—THE SESTINA.14. CHAPTER XII. THE TENSO.15. CHAPTER XIII. THE SIRVENTES.16. CHAPTER XIV. THE CANZO.17. CHAPTER XV. GUILLEM DE CABESTANH.18. CHAPTER XVI. PEIRE VIDAL.19. CHAPTER XVII. BERTRAN DE BORN.20. CHAPTER XVIII. BERTRAN AND RICHARD COUNT OF POITOU.21. CHAPTER XIX. SIEGE OF AUTAFORT—BERTRAN’S DEATH.22. CHAPTER XX. THE MONK OF MONTAUDON.23. CHAPTER XXI. THE REFORMATION OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY.24. CHAPTER XXII. THE EPIC OF THE CRUSADE.25. CHAPTER XXIII. FOLQUET OF MARSEILLES.26. CHAPTER XXIV. GUILLEM FIGUEIRA AND PEIRE CARDINAL.27. CHAPTER XXV. LADIES AND LADY TROUBADOURS.28. CHAPTER XXVI. BEATRICE DE DIE.29. CHAPTER XXVII. THE COURTS OF LOVE.30. CHAPTER XXVIII. THE ORIGIN OF RHYME.31. CHAPTER XXIX. RHYTHM.32. CHAPTER XXX. RHYME.33. CHAPTER XXXI. THE STANZA.34. CHAPTER XXXII. SOME INTERLINEAR VERSIONS.35. FOOTNOTES