Aimeric de Peguilhan Quotes
1170–1230 France
Aimeric de Peguilhan (c. 1170 – c. 1230) was a troubadour from Peguilhan in Gascony who wrote in the Occitan language.
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You have me more fully in your power than the Old Man his Assassins, who go to kill his mortal enemies, even if they were beyond France.
If I am deceived in this, so that this be not the truth, then no man shall be criticized by me [on my account] if for the sake of truth he contradicts me; rather, I recognize his knowledge as greater if he can win out over me with reason, for I by no means know all the wisdom of Solomon.
Good lady, I from you and Love receive
Sense, knowledge, vigor, heart, good words and song;
To you and Love the thanks and praise belong
If anything of worth I may achieve,
For you have given me this mastery.
Lewis F. Mott, The Provençal Lyric (1901)