Jean Bodel

Jean Bodel (c. 1165 – c. 1210), also spelled Jehan Bodel, was an Old French poet who wrote a number of ''chansons de geste'' as well as many fabliaux. He lived in Arras. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Jean Bodels Saxenlied

    Jean Bodels Saxenlied by Bodel, Jean, Heins, Adolf

    Published 1909
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    Jean Bodels Saxenlied = La Chanson des Saxons

    Jean Bodels Saxenlied = La Chanson des Saxons by Bodel, Jean

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    Fabliaux

    Fabliaux by Bodel, Jean

    Published 1965
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    Le Jeu de Saint Nicolas Introd. , éd. , trad. , notes, glossaire complet, tables

    Le Jeu de Saint Nicolas Introd. , éd. , trad. , notes, glossaire complet, tables by Bodel, Jean

    Published 1965
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    Le Jeu de Saint Nicolas Li Jus de Saint Nicholai

    Le Jeu de Saint Nicolas Li Jus de Saint Nicholai by Bodel, Jean

    Published 1958
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    Jean Bodels Saxenlied

    Jean Bodels Saxenlied by Bodel, Jean

    Published 1906
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    Fabliaux

    Fabliaux by Bodel, Jean

    Published 1965
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