Marsile in Ancien français

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    "De l’ancien occitan Marselha."
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        "Marseille."
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    "De l’ancien occitan Marselha."
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          "ref": "La vie de saint Gilles, édition deBos et Paris, p. 32, c. 1170",
          "text": "Il se part d’els, vint a Marsile\nMeis ne conut home en la vile"
        }
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      "glosses": [
        "Marseille."
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"Marsile" meaning in Ancien français

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