Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World
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Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World
Summary
Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World is a collection of articles[1].
Key Facts
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World authored Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — author (P50): Jacqueline Caille[2].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's instance of is recorded as Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — instance of (P31): collection of articles[3].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's instance of is recorded as Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[4].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World was edited by Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — editor (P98): Kathryn L. Reyerson[5].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World was published by Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — publisher (P123): Ashgate Publishing[6].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's language of work or name is recorded as Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's language of work or name is recorded as Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — language of work or name (P407): French[8].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World comprises Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — has part(s) (P527): Ermengarde, Viscountess of Narbonne (1127/29–1196/97): A Great Female Figure of the Aristocracy of the Midi[9].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World was published on 2005[10].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's described at URL is recorded as https://journals.openedition.org/abpo/563[11].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's described at URL is recorded as https://www.routledge.com/Medieval-Narbonne-A-City-at-the-Heart-of-the-Troubadour-World/Caille-Reyerson/p/book/9780860789147[12].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's described at URL is recorded as https://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/tmr/article/view/16257[13].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's described at URL is recorded as http://opac.regesta-imperii.de/id/990967[14].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's described at URL is recorded as https://www.cairn.info/revue-histoire-urbaine-2011-3-page-167.htm[15].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's title is recorded as Medieval Narbonne[16].
- Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World's subtitle is recorded as A City at the Heart of the Troubadour World[17].
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Authorship and Creation
Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World authored Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — author (P50): Jacqueline Caille[2]. It was edited by Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — editor (P98): Kathryn L. Reyerson[5]. It was published by Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — publisher (P123): Ashgate Publishing[6].
Publication
Medieval Narbonne : Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World was released on 2005[10]. Languages include Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — language of work or name (P407): English[7] and Medieval NarbonneA City at the Heart of the Troubadour World — language of work or name (P407): French[8].