Taylor, Edgar [Editor]; Austin, Sarah [Editor]: Lays of the minnesingers or German troubadours of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries: Illustr. by specimens of the contemporary lyric poetry of Provence and other parts of Europe ; With histor. and crit. notes, and engravings from the ms. of the minnesingers in the king's library at Paris, and from other sources (London, 1825)

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Marcabrus......;.....*... 250

Tomiers......... ... . V . ■:. . 253

TROUVERES.

Le Chatelain de Coucy......... 259

Hugues d'Athies............ 261

Thibaud King of Navarre......... 262

GaceBrulez ............. 265

Gobinde Reims . . . . . . . . . . . . 206

Raoul Comte de Soissons . . , . . '. ". . . 207

Jaques de Chison............ 269

Doete de Troies ............ 271

Barbe de Verrue . . ■ * ......... 273

Paradis d'Amour............ 275

Fraigne............... 278

Christine de Pisan ....'.*..... 279

Charles Duke of Orleans......... 286

Jean Froissart............. 293

Chansons Normands. . .•........ 295

MASTERSINGERS.

Decline of German poetry from the beginning of the
14th century.—The Mastersingers.—Sing-schools.
—The last of the Minnesingers.—Der Chanzler.-—
Regenbog.—Frauenlob, and his funeral.—The
battle of Wartburg.—System and peculiarities of
the Mastersingers. — Hans Sachs. — Anonymous
ballads and popular songs.—Specimens of the
latter...............299