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G.—De Cruce Denarii (P. 223.) and De Nummo (P. 226.)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 February 2010
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- Appendix of Translations and Imitations
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- Camden Old Series , Volume 16: The Latin Poems Commonly Attributed to Walter Mapes , July 1841 , pp. 355 - 362
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- Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1841
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page 357 note * This piece was printed from the Paris MS. by M. Jubinal, in his curious collection entitled, “Jongleurs et Trouveres,” 8vo. Paris, 1835. There is another copy in the MS. of Fabliaux, &c. in the Library at Berne, where it has the title, Ci commance de Dan Denier, and begins,
En bon vers me voil traveillier,
Garder m'estuet au commencier.
(Jubinal, Lettre au Directeur de l'Artiste, 8vo. 1838, p. 36.) In the Fabliau of the Deux Troveors Ribauz, published by M. Robert (Fabliaux inédits, 8vo. Paris, 1834, p. 25.) this poem is enumerated among those which were then in vogue among the minstrels:—
Ge sai le flabel du Denier.
page 359 note * Another copy of the English Sir Penny, not quite the same as the one here printed, is in a MS. in the library of Caius College, Cambridge, and has been printed in vol. ii. of the Reliquiæ Antiquæ. The present ballad has been already printed in the second edition of Ritson's Antient Popular Poetry.