Goliard
Goliard The Goliards were a group of clergy who wrote ... Church. For example at St. Remy the goliards went to mass in procession each trailing ... and with scurrilous and unchaste words." The Goliards used sacred sources like texts from the ... abuses from within its own ranks. The Goliards faced retribution from the Church. In 1227 ... part in the chanting service. In 1229 Goliards played a part in disturbances at ...
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Precursors of anarchism   (translated from French)
... laic brotherhoods of Béghards, them Bogomiles, them Goliards, them Taborites, Thomas Münzer, Rabelais, Diderot, the ... laic brotherhoods of Béghards, them Bogomiles, them Goliards, them Taborites, Thomas Münzer, Rabelais, Diderot, the ...
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Carl Orff
... Bavarian monastery in 1803 written by the Goliards. The Goliards were often used to describe students who ...
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Medieval music
... of Daniel , which has been recently recorded). Goliards The Goliards were itinerant poet-musicians of Europe from ...
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Country of Feast   (translated from French)
... free love, play and the vice (them Goliards). A character is presented to it in ...
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Burana Dyed with carmine   (translated from French)
... about 1230, in German and Latin by goliards, of the ecclesiastics and the défroqués monks ...
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1231   (translated from French)
... 1239, order to the clerks vagants or goliards to hide their tonsure, decides that the ...
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Linda Solomon
... simply following in the footsteps of the goliards of the Middle Ages, the Jonathan Swifts ...
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Music history of France
... dating back to the 10th century, of goliards. Provence was the region with the most ...
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Sequence (poetry)
... The labours of Hercules") were written; the Goliards, a group of Latin poets who wrote ...
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