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Girart de Roussillon

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  • Provençal literature
    / Decline and fall

    …notable of which is the Girart de Roussillon, a poem of 10,000 lines which related the struggles of Charles Martel with his vassal Gerard of Roussillon. Several Provençal romances of adventure have also survived: Jaufré, Blandin de Cornoalha, and Guillem de la Barra. Connected with the romance of adventure was…

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    …notable of which is the Girart de Roussillon, a poem of 10,000 lines which related the struggles of Charles Martel with his vassal Gerard of Roussillon. Several Provençal romances of adventure have also survived: Jaufré, Blandin de Cornoalha, and Guillem de la Barra. Connected with the romance of adventure was…

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