Isnart d'Entrevenas

Isnart or Iznart d'Entrevenas or d'Antravenas (fl. 1203–1225) was a Provençal troubadour, the son of Raimon d'Agout, a patron of troubadours, and husband of Beatrice, daughter of Jaufre Reforzat de Trets.

Isnart held land in

, but it was probably not the troubadour but his son.

Isnart's work is preserved in two

. The second cobla goes:

Si plagues a.n Blacatz, pos novels es lo sos, mais valgra sa chanzos s'i meses puois e praz, horz e vergers foillaz, Espaign'et Almaria e Franz'e Lombardia e los bous (bautzes or bauç) Bertelai (Bertalai) e los loncs iornz de mai e.l dotze mes de l'an e l'herba Saint Iohan e la pasqa floria.

"Bertelai" is a reference to the

jongleur

Pelestort sometime before 1237.

Sources

• Jeanroy, Alfred (1934). La poésie lyrique des troubadours. Toulouse: Privat.