Cerveri de Girona {PC 434; PC 434a}

Person

CC 1250-1300; PC Serveri; {PC 434a} pour les (87+) oeuvres de Cerveri contenues dans le chansonnier _Sg_; Taylor 1977 1259-1285; DOMSup1 Cerv ..1259..-1285.. Cervera de la Segarra[l] (Catalogne); GRLMA II.1.7: 231, 362 see (1) I. M. Cluzel "Guilhem de Cervera dit 'Cerveri' (de Girona)", ACILg Litt Midi (Avignon 1955):119-124; and (2) K. Lewent "The Catalan Troubadour Cerveri and his Contemporary, the Joglar Guillem de Cervera", Speculum 38 (1963):461-472 ; (GRLMA) l'identité entre Cerveri et Guilhem de Cervera est documentée par Lewent 1963 = dernière notice concernant le poète en vie 30 mai 1285 le nomme "Guillelmo de Cerveria, id est Cerverino"; né probablement à Cervera de la Segarra, vit à la cour de Jacques le Conquérant (mort 1276/07/00), in docs. 1269/04/23 - 1269/06/09; fl. vers 1259- [last notice 1285]; mort après 1285; GRLMA VI.2 E #5340 4 sirv {434a,12} 1259, {434a, 36} date?, {434a, 52} t ante 1276, t post 1270, {434a,79} t post 1276 ; DOM Supl1 Cerv = Cerveri (de Girona) [PilletC et Frank 434, 434a; Frank 2:200, 206, 207, 213, 214] ..1259..-1285..; Miriam Cabre, Cerveri de Girona and His Poetic Traditions. (Coleccion Tamesis, A/169). Woodbridge England and Rochester NY: Boydell & Brewer, 1999. xvii, 206 pp. $60; The Catalan troubadour Guillem de Cervera is documented for over twenty years (1259-1285) as being in the service of the Crown of Aragon. During this period he wrote one hundred and nineteen poems under the stage name Cerverí de Girona, as well as a book of proverbs <www.boydell.co.uk/55660423.HTM>; earliest poem refers to events of 1259, the latest to events of 1280 or 1282; established by MdR that his real name was Guillem de Cervera; Hoepffner 1955:209 fl. 1259-1282; le surnom "de Girona" ... semble dû à la fantaisie d'un copiste; on pourrait l'identifier avec un certain Guilelmus de Cervera, "mimus et joculator", contemp de Cerveri, auteur d'un recueil de Proverbis rimes présenté au roi Peire II d'Aragon (qui était aussi le grand protecteur de Cerveri'); cobla en 5 (ou 6) langues (occ, francais, castillan, gal-ptg, et un dialecte italien); BEdT on-line Riquer 1975, n.CXI; Pujol 1990-91 (conferma identificazione fra Cerverí de Giorna e Guillem de Cervera), has two entries for this name, but the second refers back to the first; BEdT 2007-04-25 bibliografia: Riquer 1975, n.CXI; Pujol 1990-91 (conferma identificazione fra Cerverí de Giorna e Guillem de Cervera); Joan Coromine piensa que Guillermo de Cervera y Cerverí de Gerona son dos personajes diferentes <http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerver%C3%AD_de_Girona>; 2007-04-28 Lewent Speculum, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Jul., 1963), pp. 461-472: "The non-existence of the epithet "de Girona" paves the way for Riquer's hypothesis that Cerveri and Guillem de Cervera, known as the author of the Proverbis, were one and the same person" -- Frank and Roncaglia accepted Riquer, Lewent questions this conclusion; Kurt Lewent, "The Catalan Troubadour Cerveri and His Contemporary, the Joglar Guillem de Cervera", Speculum, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Jul., 1963), pp. 461-472;

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Abbreviation, DOM

Cerv Text

Abbreviation, Frank

Cerv Text

BEdT, RIALTO

Also known as

Guillem de Cervera {} Person

Contemporary of

Bernart Vidal {PC 72} Person

Contemporary of

Parazol {} Person

Created

Si tot m'es braus l'airs el mes {PC 434,13} Information

Created

Si volets dir de vi (original fragment 1) {} Information

Date, Death

1285/01/01 Date/Time	Earliest
1290/12/31 Date/Time	Latest

Date, Flourished

1260/01/01 Date/Time	Beginning Date, Earliest
1260/12/31 Date/Time	Beginning Date, Latest
1285/01/01 Date/Time	Ending Date, Earliest
1290/12/31 Date/Time	Ending Date, Latest