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Geste de Guillaume D’Orange
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Geste de Guillaume D’Orange

French epic
Also known as: ā€œCycle of Guillaume d’Orangeā€, ā€œGeste de Garin de Monglaneā€(Show More)
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  • early printing of Voltaire's Candide
    French literature
    / The chansons de geste

    Dominating the Geste de Garin de Monglane is Garin’s great-grandson, Guillaume d’Orange, whose historical prototype was the count of Toulouse and Charlemagne’s cousin. His dogged loyalty to an unworthy monarch (Charlemagne’s son Louis) is the subject of a group of poems that include the Chanson de Guillaume…

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    Dominating the Geste de Garin de Monglane is Garin’s great-grandson, Guillaume d’Orange, whose historical prototype was the count of Toulouse and Charlemagne’s cousin. His dogged loyalty to an unworthy monarch (Charlemagne’s son Louis) is the subject of a group of poems that include the Chanson de Guillaume…

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