Romance of Flamenca

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Flamenca (Occitan pronunciation:

Most literary allusions in the text are from Old French sources.

The author

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A certain Sir Bernardet may have been the author, however the Bernardet mentioned may simply be the fictional narrator. Nothing is known for certain about the author; however, a number of things may be inferred from the circumstances of the text itself. The author was probably not a

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