101, 23 Deci : au port
101, 24 aaver-; PRS.IND-3SG
feitfer; PST.PTCP-M.SG :
la Roucele
101, 25 en aoust l’an LXX
Corpus des inscriptions de la France médiévale, 5: Electronic Edition of the Gascon Documents
Creation of machine readable version: Thomas Field
Conversion to TEI-conformant markup and verb tagging: Thomas Field
Source: Favreau, Robert. Corpus des inscriptions de la France médiévale, 5 : Dordogne, Gironde. Poitiers: Université de Poitiers, 1979.
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The three rather insignificant texts that are in Gascon are included here.
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Numerous difficulties of interpretation, but the verb forms are clear. The first two inscriptions seem to be written in two columns.
Explanation of editorial principles
- Verbs are in red, auxiliaries and causatives in orange. Passing the cursor over a verb will open a pop-up annotation that provides that form’s analysis (for an explanation of all abbreviations, see here.)
- Emendations and modifications have been indicated with an underline.
- Gaps of various kinds are indicated by [...].
- Passages that are not in Gascon are indicated in blue.
- Passages whose readings are uncertain are italicized. Strike-throughs in the ms. are presented as such here, and scribal additions (in the margins, for example) are given as italicized text in brackets.
- Numbers in the left margin indicate page and line numbers in the original publication.
CorpusInscr5.16 (original), 11 words
Bordeaux (north) 1270
MS. Bordeaux,
Musée d'Aquitaine,
12069,
1270
CorpusInscr5.35 (original), 4 words
Saint-Quentin-de-Baron (north) 12th c.
MS. Saint-Quentin-de-Baron,
Église,
capital on interior of north wall,
12th c.
124, 11
124, 12 debe
124, 11 debe
CorpusInscr5.45 (original), 2 words
Lamothe-Landerron (north) 13th c.
MS. Lamothe-Landerron,
Église ,
south side of apse,
13th c.
140, 9 Levalevar; PRS.IND-3SG
140, 10 aiudaajudar; PRS.IND-3SG