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"Du latin gemellus. (Vers 1165) jumiax (nom, masculin pluriel). (1175-1200) gemeles (adjectif, féminin pluriel)."
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"text": "lui et ses deus jumiax"
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"text": "l’aventure des dameiseles,\nki esteient serurs gemeles."
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"text": "lui et ses deus jumiax"
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"text": "l’aventure des dameiseles,\nki esteient serurs gemeles."
}
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