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Passion du Christ

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  • French language distribution
    French language
    / History

    Two 10th-century texts (the Passion du Christ and the Vie de St. LĂ©ger) seem to mingle northern and southern dialect features, while another (the “Jonas fragment”) is obviously from the far north. In the 12th century the “gem” of the epic poems known as chansons de geste, La Chanson


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    Two 10th-century texts (the Passion du Christ and the Vie de St. LĂ©ger) seem to mingle northern and southern dialect features, while another (the “Jonas fragment”) is obviously from the far north. In the 12th century the “gem” of the epic poems known as chansons de geste, La Chanson


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