Arnaud Vidal de Castelnaudari
Arnaud Vidal de Castelnaudari (* 13th / 14th century in Castelnaudary ; † 14th century) was a medieval, Occitan poet and troubadour of the 14th century from Castelnaudary.
Vidal published the novel in verse Guilhem de la Barra in 1318 . This novel was rediscovered in 1866 by the French philologist Paul Meyer and later published in modern French. Vidal was involved in the establishment of the civic group of poets of the Gai Saber , the cheerful science , in Toulouse in 1323 . With a poem in praise of the Virgin Mary, he won the very first medieval poetry competition of the Jocs Florals, initiated by this group of poets, in 1324 and received the Golden Violet for it .
Literature by Arnaud Vidal
- Arnaud Vidal: Guillaume de la Barre . Roman d'Aventures. Ed .: Paul Meyer. Paris 1895 (French, archive.org ).
literature
- Antoine Thomas: Arnaud Vidal, premier lauréat des Jeux floraux . In: Annales du Midi . tape 32-125-126 , 1920, pp. 305-338 ( persee.fr ).
- Laurent Brun, Gérard Gouiran: Arnaut Vidal . In: Arlima (Archives de Littérature du Moyen Age) . December 27, 2015 ( arlima.net ).
Individual evidence
- ↑ Laurent Brun, Gérard Gouiran: Arnaut Vidal
- ^ A b Antoine Thomas: Arnaud Vidal, premier lauréat des Jeux floraux.
- ↑ Enciclopèdia.cat: Jocs florals. Retrieved May 1, 2018 (Catalan).
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| SURNAME | Vidal, Arnaud de Castelnaudari |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Vidal, Arnaut de Castelnaudari |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Medieval Occitan poet and troubadour |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 13th century or 14th century |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Castelnaudary |
| DATE OF DEATH | 14th Century |