The troubadours : $b A history of Provençal life and literature in the middle agesHueffer, Francis
History
The troubadours : $b A history of Provençal life and literature in the middle ages
Hueffer, Francis
Provençal poetry -- History and criticism; Troubadours
Bertran’s meeting with King Henry 204
His friendship with Richard Cœur de Lion 206
Bertran’s canzos 207
His love affairs 208
His death 211
CHAPTER XX.
THE MONK OF MONTAUDON.
His youth 213
His worldly life 214
His office at Puy Ste. Marie 215
His ‘likes and dislikes’ 215
His satires on women 218
His cynicism 220
His satire on the poets 222
CHAPTER XXI.
THE REFORMATION OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY.
Wide-spread heresy 228
Its chief seat in the South of France 229
The Albigeois and Vaudois 230
The Noble Lesson 232
Doctrines of the Albigenses 232
Great teachers amongst them 235
Noble converts to their sect 235
Raimon VI. of Toulouse 236
Pope Innocent III. his antagonist 236
The first crusade 239
Victory of the Church 239
CHAPTER XXII.
THE EPIC OF THE CRUSADE.
Its authorship 242
Discrepancies between the two parts 243
Description of Simon de Montfort’s death 245
Council of the Lateran 247
The Battle of Muret 249
CHAPTER XXIII.
FOLQUET OF MARSEILLES.
Most troubadours anti-Papal 254
Folquet’s birthplace 255
His love for Azalais 256
A canzo addressed to her 257
Her jealousy 258
Her death 260
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