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EntityQ951215· pop 18· linked from 260 articles

lay

Also known as lais, lai

type of lyrical, narrative poem

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Breton lai

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Holy Roman Empire

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Hildegard of Bingen

Kingdom of France

Guido of Arezzo

Walther von der Vogelweide

Battle of Agincourt

Gregorian chant

Charles I of Naples

Marie de France

Guillaume de Machaut

Charles I, Duke of Orléans

Renaissance music

Adam de la Halle

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What links here260 pages

Donato da Cascia

Bernard de Ventadour

Glossary of literary terms

Guido of Arezzo

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Heriger of Lobbes

Adam of Saint Victor

Lorenzo da Firenze

Iacobus de Ispania

Ulrich von Winterstetten

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