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Margot and
Maroie were two trouvères who
wrote a jeu-parti together: Dame
Margot (trouvère) Dame
Maroie This
article includes a list of
related items that...
- Dame
Maroie or
Maroie de Dregnau/Dergnau de
Lille (fl. 13th century) was a trouvère from Arras, in Artois, France. She was
identified as the
Maroie de Dregnau...
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Castile Dame de la
Chaucie Dame de
Gosnai Gertrude of
Dagsburg Lorete Margot Maroie de
Diergnau Sainte des Prez See also
Troubadour Occitan language Lyric poetry...
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Castile Dame de la
Chaucie Dame de
Gosnai Gertrude of
Dagsburg Lorete Margot Maroie de
Diergnau Sainte des Prez See also
Troubadour Occitan language Lyric poetry...
- Dame de
Gosnai Gertrude,
Duchess of
Lorraine (1205–1225)
Lorete Margot Maroie de
Diergnau Sainte des Prez This is only a
partial list.
There are 256 named...
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Castile Dame de la
Chaucie Dame de
Gosnai Gertrude of
Dagsburg Lorete Margot Maroie de
Diergnau Sainte des Prez See also
Troubadour Occitan language Lyric poetry...
- jeu parti, a
debate song, in
which she
debates Dame
Maroie. This song, "Je vous pri, dame
Maroie,"
survives in two m****cripts,
which each give separate...
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Castile Dame de la
Chaucie Dame de
Gosnai Gertrude of
Dagsburg Lorete Margot Maroie de
Diergnau Sainte des Prez See also
Troubadour Occitan language Lyric poetry...
- On 3 February,
Gielette Handchoule and
Maroie Hérode were
reported by a
woman to be
reputed witches.
Maroie's husband, Bertholomé Hérode, said that she...
- century)
Gertrude of
Dagsburg (fl. 13th century)
Maroie de
Dregnau de
Lille (fl. 13th century) Dame
Maroie (fl. 13th century)
Sainte des Prez (fl. 13th century)...
