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Poems 1-427 are numbered following Mettmann's 1986-89 edition. The Prologues are assigned numbers 428 and 429. For the purposes of the new edition, every poem has been assigned a unique short title. Incipits and refrains will be progressively reedited in the style of the new edition.
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As cantigas 1-427 seguen a numeración da edición de Mettmann (1986-1989). Os Prólogos levan os números 428 e 429. Con motivo da nova edición, cada cantiga ten asignada un único título breve (en inglés). Os incipits e os refráns reeditaranse progresivamente seguindo o estilo da nova edición.
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| Found a total of 45 poems matching your search | ||
| CSM No. | Title | Incipit |
| 18 | The Silkworms that Wove Veils | Por nos de dulta tirar |
| 23 | The Woman whose Wine was Replenished | Como Deus fez vĩo d’ agua |
| 28 | The Siege of Constantinople | Todo logar mui ben pode/ seer defendudo |
| 97 | The Slandered Man who was Exonerated | A Virgen sempr’ acorrer/ a correr |
| 122 | The Infanta who was Brought back to Life | Miragres muitos pelos reis faz |
| 136 | The Gambling Woman who Threw a Stone at a Statue of the Virgin | Poi-las figuras fazen dos santos renenbrança |
| 142 | The Huntsman who was Rescued from Drowning | Ena gran coita sempr’ acorrer ven |
| 169 | The Church at Arreixaca is Protected by the Virgin | A que por nos salvar/ fezo Deus Madr’ e Filla |
| 181 | The Banner of the Virgin Defeats the Moors at Marrakesh | Pero que seja a gente d’ outra lei e descreuda |
| 209 | King Alfonso is Healed by the Virgin’s Book | Muito faz grand’ erro e en torto jaz |
| 215 | The Moors who Failed to Destroy a Statue of the Virgin | Con gran razon é que seja/ de Jesucrist’ amparada |
| 221 | King Fernando is Healed | Ben per está aos reis/ d’ amaren Santa Maria |
| 224 | The Girl who was Healed and Revived in Terena | A Reinna en que é/ comprida toda mesura |
| 229 | The Moors who Tried to Destroy the Church of Vilasirga | Razon é grand’ e dereito |
| 234 | The Deaf-Mute Boy who was Healed in Vilasirga | A que faz os pecadores/ dos pecados repentir |
| 235 | The Virgin’s Favours to King Alfonso | Como gradecer ben-feito/ é cousa que muito val |
| 243 | The Huntsmen who were Trapped under Ice | Carreiras e semedeiros/ busca a Virgen Maria |
| 256 | Queen Beatriz is Healed | Quen na Virgen groriosa/ esperança mui grand’ á |
| 257 | The Virgin’s Relics are Preserved in Seville | Ben guarda Santa Maria pola sa vertude |
| 276 | The Huntsman whose Skull was Crushed by a Bell | Quen a Virgen por sennor/ tever, de todo mal guarrá |
| 279 | King Alfonso is Healed | Santa Maria, valed’, ai Sennor |
| 281 | The Knight who Became the Devil’s Vassal | U alguen a Jesucristo |
| 292 | Master Jorge and the King’s Ring | Muito demostra a Virgen |
| 295 | The Virgin Appears to Some Nuns | Que por al non devess’ om’ a Santa Maria servir |
| 297 | The Friar who Mocked a Statue of the Virgin | Com’ é mui bõ’ a creença/ do que non vee om’ e cree |
| 299 | The Ivory Pendant | De muitas maneiras Santa Maria/ mercees faz |
| 321 | The Girl who was Cured of Scrofula | O que mui tarde ou nunca |
| 324 | The Statue that Cured a Mute | A Sennor que mui ben soube/ per sa lingua responder |
| 328 | The Town of Alcanate is Renamed Porto do Santa Maria | Sabor á Santa Maria |
| 345 | The Moors who Attacked the Castle in Jerez | Sempr’ a Virgen groriosa/ faz aos seus entender |
| 348 | The Hidden Treasure | Ben parte Santa Maria/ sas graças e seus tesouros |
| 349 | The Statue that Healed the Sick | Muito praz aa Virgen santa |
| 352 | The Moulting Goshawk | Fremosos miragres mostra |
| 354 | The King’s Ferret | Eno pouco e eno muito |
| 356 | The Builders who were Supplied with Wood | Non é mui gran maravilla/ se sabe fazer lavor |
| 358 | The Builders who were Supplied with Stone | A que as cousas coitadas |
| 361 | The Statue that Turned Over in Bed | Null’ ome per ren non deve/ a dultar |
| 366 | Don Manuel Recovers his Lost Falcon | A que en nossos cantares/ nos chamamos fror das frores |
| 367 | King Alfonso is Healed in Seville | Grandes miragres faz Santa Maria |
| 375 | The Scribe whose Horse was Healed | En todo nos faz mercee |
| 376 | Don Manuel’s Ring | A Virgen, cuja mercee/ é pelo mundo sabuda |
| 377 | The Virgin Helps Pedro Lourenço Receive his Reward | Sempr’ a Virgen groriosa/ ao que s’ en ela fia |
| 379 | The Attack of the Catalan Pirates | A que defende do demo/ as almas dos pecadores |
| 382 | The Nobleman’s Reward | Verdad’ éste a paravoa |
| 386 | The Fish provided for King Alfonso’s Cortes | A que avondou do vinno/ aa dona de Bretanna |