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"ref": "La Chanson de Roland, vers 1100, édition de Raoul Mortier de 1940",
"text": "Il nen est dreiz que il seit mais od vos",
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"text": "Puis que il sunt as chevals e as armes",
"translation": "Puisqu’ils sont à cheval et armés"
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"ref": "Guillaume d’Angleterre,f. 5, 7ᵉ colonne (manuscrit de 1288)",
"text": "De çou qu’il acatent et vendent"
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"text": "Il nen est dreiz que il seit mais od vos",
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