Arnaut de Mareuil

Arnaut de Mareuil

▪ Perigordian troubadour
flourished 1170–1200

      Perigordian troubadour who is credited with having introduced into Provençal poetry the amatory epistle (salut d'amour) and the short didactic poem (ensenhamen).

      Arnaut was born in Mareuil-sur-Belle, Périgord (now in France), but little else is known of his life. His early poems were dedicated to his patroness, Adelaide, the daughter of Raymond V, count of Toulouse, and wife of Roger II, viscount of Béziers. Later Arnaut was at the court of William VIII, count of Montpellier. Most of his extant work is passionate love poetry that combines conventional courtly love imagery (extravagant praise of his lady's beauty, despair at her cruel indifference) with unexpectedly delicate sentiment.

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