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Bedt Authgen Attgen Author Attribution Genre Argomento 030,VI Ms N (New York 819) BEdT AuthGen AttGen Author Attribution Genre Argomento 030,VI 3 N/A Arnaut de Maroill n/a ensenhamen N/A 163,I 2 N/A Garin lo Brun n/a ensenhamen N/A UnA N0003 N/A N/A Unassigned n/a N/A 461,I N/A Anonymous n/a salut d'amor-canso N/A 411,II 4 N/A Raimon Vidal, de Bezaudun n/a ensenhamen N/A 156,I 4 N/A Falquet de Romans n/a salut d'amor N/A 461,V N/A Anonymous n/a salut d'amor N/A 030,III 3 N/A Arnaut de Maroill n/a salut d'amor N/A 017,I 1 N/A Alegret n/a salut d'amor (fragment) N/A 461,g N/A Anonymous n/a fragment di romanzo cortese in décasyllabes; "Roman du comte de Toulouse" N/A 010,I 4 N/A Aimeric de Pegulhan n/a salut d'amor N/A 461,c N/A Anonymous n/a narrazione allegorico-didattica N/A 10,045 4 N/A Aimeric de Pegulhan n/a descort N/A 461,144 N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 461,142a N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 132,012 4 N/A Elias de Barjols n/a descort N/A 133,010 4 N/A Elias Cairel n/a descort cortese, amoroso 132,013 4 N/A Elias de Barjols n/a descort N/A 461,070 N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 461,104 N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 461,005 N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 461,194 N/A Anonymous n/a descort N/A 243,001 4 N/A Guiraut de Calanso n/a descort N/A 205,005 4 N/A Guillem Augier Novella n/a descort N/A 155,022 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,001 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,005 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,016 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,018 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,023 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,014 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,008 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,003 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,021 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,010 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,011 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,015 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso de crozada N/A 155,027 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,013 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso cortese, amoroso 155,006 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 155,007 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso de crozada N/A 155,020 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla planh compianto 155,002 3 3 Folquet de Marseilla Folquet de Marseilla canso N/A 30,003 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 305,004 3 3 Monge de Montaudo Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,017 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,022 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,023 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,015 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,019 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 34,001 2 3 Arnaut de Tintignac Arnaut de Maroill vers (love) N/A 30,001 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,008 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,021 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 30,013 3 3 Arnaut de Maroill Arnaut de Maroill canso N/A 421,006 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso N/A 421,004 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso cortese, amoroso 421,001 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso cortese, amoroso 421,002 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso cortese, amoroso 421,009 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso cortese, amoroso 421,003 3 3 Richart de Berbezill Richart de Berbezill canso cortese, amoroso 366,019 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,026 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,013 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,012 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,006 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 355,020 3--4 3 Peire Raimon de Toloza Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,015 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,031 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,027 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 11,002 4 3 Aimeric de Sarlat Peirol canso N/A 406,018 3 3 Raimon de Miraval Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,002 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,020 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,021 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,022 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,016 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,033 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 70,045 2 3 Bernart de Ventadorn Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,009 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,001 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,008 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,014 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,011 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 366,003 3 3 Peirol Peirol canso cortese, amoroso 392,019 3 3 Raimbaut de Vaqueiras Peirol sirventes cortese, morale 461,130 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 167,040 3 N/A Gaucelm Faidit n/a canso N/A 305,006 3 N/A Monge de Montaudo n/a canso N/A 461,098 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,095 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,021 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla cortese, amoroso 461,210a N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,099a N/A Anonymous n/a alba (fragment) N/A 461,140a N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 450,003 3 N/A Uc Brunet n/a sirventes cortese, dottrinario 364,029 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,039 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, in forma di vanto 364,046 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,004 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,031 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,044 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,030 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso, morale 364,002 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,024 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,048 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso N/A 364,014 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso politico, encomiastico 364,018 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso vanto cavalleresco-cortese 364,008 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso (canso de crozada ?) Crociata in Oriente 167,015 3 N/A Gaucelm Faidit Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,033 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 47,008 2 3 Berenguier de Palazol Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,038 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, morale 364,011 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,003 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,037 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,010 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,043 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso morale, con chiusura amorosa 364,042 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,035 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso N/A 364,016 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,031 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso cortese, amoroso 364,047 3 3 Peire Vidal Peire Vidal canso N/A UnA N0124 N/A N/A Unassigned n/a N/A 461,225 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,086 N/A Anonymous n/a two coblas morale, precettistico o dottrinario 461,154 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 106,002 4 N/A Cadenet n/a canso N/A 461,135 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 366,034 3 N/A Peirol n/a canso cortese, amoroso 392,030 3 N/A Raimbaut de Vaqueiras n/a cobla - canso (in a2) cortese, amoroso 461,032 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,149 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 461,129 N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 349,009 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo canso cortese, amoroso 349,006 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo canso cortese, amoroso 349,007 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo canso cortese, amoroso 349,001 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo canso cortese, amoroso 457,026 4 5 Uc de Saint Circ Peire Milo canso N/A 349,008 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo canso N/A 236,006 4 5 Guillem de la Tor Peire Milo canso N/A 349,003 5 5 Peire Milo Peire Milo cobla N/A 10,008 4 N/A Aimeric de Pegulhan n/a canso N/A 349,002 5 N/A Peire Milo n/a canso N/A 461,170b N/A Anonymous n/a cobla N/A 457,003 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ canso N/A 457,025 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ canso N/A 457,040 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ canso N/A 457,001 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ canso N/A 457,016 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ canso N/A 457,041 4 4 Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ dansa N/A 457,020a 4 N/A Uc de Saint Circ Uc de Saint Circ coblas exchange N/A 112,002 1 3 Cercamon Gaucelm Faidit vers (love, canso) N/A 167,017 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,030 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,059 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,015 3 N/A Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso cortese, amoroso 167,037 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,004 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,032 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,034 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,043 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,007 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,034 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,053 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,052 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,002 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,027 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,058 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,045 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,060 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,020 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,011 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,033 3 3 Gaucelm Faidit Gaucelm Faidit canso N/A 167,062
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