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Poem Data - Información da Cantiga
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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| CSM No. | Title | Incipit |
| 5 | The Chaste Empress | Quen as coitas deste mundo ben quiser sofrer |
| 8 | The Minstrel of Rocamadour | A Virgen Santa Maria/ todos a loar devemos |
| 9 | The Icon of Sardonay | Por que nos ajamos/ sempre, noit’ e dia |
| 22 | The Wounded Farmer | Mui gran poder á a Madre de Deus |
| 26 | The Pilgrim to Santiago | Non é gran cousa se sabe | bon joizo dar |
| 33 | The Pilgrim Saved from Shipwreck | Gran poder á de mandar/ o mar e todolos ventos |
| 49 | The Lost Pilgrims who were Led to Soissons | Ben com’ aos que van per mar |
| 57 | The Robbed Pilgrims to Montserrat | Mui grandes noit’ e dia |
| 73 | The Stained Chasuble | Ben pod’ as cousas feas fremosas tornar |
| 95 | The Hermit who was Captured by the Moors | Quen aos servos da Virgen |
| 114 | The Mother whose Son was Beaten | A que serven todolos celestiaes |
| 117 | The Seamstress who Worked on the Sabbath | Toda cousa que aa Virgen seja prometuda |
| 127 | The Young Man who Kicked his Mother | Non pod’ ome pela Virgen/ tanta coita endurar |
| 129 | The Soldier who was Struck in the Eye by an Arrow | De todo mal e de toda ferida |
| 134 | The Outbreak of St Martial’s Fire in Paris | A Virgen en que é toda santidade |
| 146 | The Man whose Eyes and Hands were Restored | Quen comendar de coraçon |
| 147 | The Talking Sheep | A madre do que a bestia de Balaam falar fez |
| 148 | The Knight who was Protected by a Linen Shift | De mui grandes periglos |
| 153 | The Reluctant Pilgrim Carried to Rocamadour | Quen quer que ten en desden |
| 157 | The Pilgrims to Rocamadour whose Meal was Stolen | Deus por sa Madre castiga |
| 158 | The Knight who was Freed by the Virgin and led to Rocamadour | De muitas guisas los presos |
| 159 | The Pilgrims to Rocamadour whose Meat was Stolen | Non sofre Santa Maria | de seeren perdidosos |
| 161 | The Vineyard that was Protected from Hail | Poder á Santa Maria/ a Sennor de piadade |
| 163 | The Gambler who Renounced the Virgin | Pode por Santa Maria/ o mao perde-la fala |
| 166 | The Lame Man Healed at Salas | Como poden per sas culpas |
| 167 | The Muslim Child who was Revived at Salas | Quen quer que na Virgen fia |
| 168 | The Child Revived at Salas | En todo logar á poder |
| 171 | The Drowned Boy | Santa Maria grandes faz/ miragres e saborosos |
| 172 | The Merchant Bound for Acre who Survived a Storm | A Madre de Jesu-Cristo/ que ceos, terras e mares/ fez |
| 175 | The Pilgrim to Santiago who was Wrongly Hanged | Por dereito ten a Virgen |
| 176 | The Captive in Majorca who was Freed from the Moors | Soltar pode muit’ aginna/ os presos |
| 177 | The Man whose Eyes were Restored | Non vos é gran maravilla/ de lum’ ao cego dar |
| 179 | The Lame Woman of Molina | Ben sab’ a que pod’ e val/ fisica celestial |
| 189 | The Pilgrim Healed of Dragon’s Bane | Ben pode Santa Maria guarir de toda poçon |
| 197 | The Possessed Boy who was Revived | Como quer que gran poder/ á o dem’ en fazer mal |
| 198 | The Brawling Pilgrims | Muitas vezes volv’ o demo |
| 199 | The Man who Swallowed a Needle | Com’ é o mund’ avondado/ de maes e d’ ocajões |
| 213 | The Innocent Man who was Exonerated | Quen serve Santa Maria |
| 217 | The Sinful Count who could not Enter a Church | Non dev’ a entrar null’ ome/ na eigreja da Sennor |
| 218 | The German Merchant who was Healed | Razon an de seeren/ seus miragres contados |
| 221 | King Fernando is Healed | Ben per está aos reis/ d’ amaren Santa Maria |
| 223 | The Rabid Man | Todolos coitados que queren saude |
| 224 | The Girl who was Healed and Revived in Terena | A Reinna en que é/ comprida toda mesura |
| 227 | The Imprisoned Squire | Quen os pecadores guia |
| 232 | The Knight whose Goshawk was Returned by Santa Maria de Vilasirga | En todalas grandes coitas |
| 233 | The Knight who was Protected by a Heavenly Army | Os que bõa morte morren |
| 234 | The Deaf-Mute Boy who was Healed in Vilasirga | A que faz os pecadores/ dos pecados repentir |
| 243 | The Huntsmen who were Trapped under Ice | Carreiras e semedeiros/ busca a Virgen Maria |
| 247 | The Blind Girl whose Sight was Restored | Assi como Jesucristo / fez veer o cego-nado |
| 248 | The Brawling Sailors | Sen muito ben que nos faze |
| 253 | The Pilgrim’s Iron Staff | De grad’ á Santa Maria/ mercee e piadade |
| 264 | The Icon of the Virgin Mary Saves Constantinople | Pois aos seus que ama/ defende todavia |
| 267 | The Merchant who Fell Overboard | Na que Deus pres carne e foi dela nado |
| 268 | The Lame Woman Healed at Vila Sirga | Gran confiança na Madre |
| 275 | The Rabid Knights Hospitaller | A que nos guarda do gran fog’ infernal |
| 278 | The Blind Pilgrim to Santiago who was Healed at Vilasirga | Como sofre mui gran coita/ o om’ en cego seer |
| 283 | The Priest who Scorned the Virgin | Quen vai contra Santa Maria |
| 287 | The Man who Tried to Drown his Wife | O que en Santa Maria/ todo seu coraçon ten |
| 298 | The Woman who was Exorcised at Soissons | Graça e vertude mui grand’ e amor |
| 301 | The Squire who was Freed from Prison | Macar faz Santa Maria/ miragres dũa natura |
| 302 | The Pickpocket at Montserrat | A madre de Jesucristo/ que é Sennor de nobrezas |
| 311 | The Pilgrim Struck by Lightning | O que diz que servir ome/ aa Virgen ren non é |
| 313 | The Dove that Appeared on a Storm-tossed Ship | Ali u todolos santos |
| 315 | The Child who Swallowed a Stalk of Wheat | Tant’ aos pecadores/ a Virgen val de grado |
| 317 | The Squire who Assaulted a Girl | Mal s’ á end’ achar |
| 319 | The Rabid Girl | Quen quer mui ben |
| 322 | The Man who Choked on a Rabbit Bone | A Virgen que de Deus Madre/ éste |
| 325 | The Christian Woman who Escaped from the Moors | Con dereit’ a Virgen santa/ á nome strela do dia |
| 333 | The Lame Man Healed at Terena | Connosçudamente mostra/ miragres Santa Maria |
| 334 | The Farmer whose Wife Tried to Poison him | De resorgir ome morto/ deu Nostro Sennor poder |
| 343 | The Girl who Said Offensive Things | A Madre do que o demo/ fez no mundo que falasse |
| 346 | The Woman who was Healed of a Swollen Arm | Com’ a grand’ enfermidade | en sãar muito demora |
| 347 | The Boy Revived at Tudia | A madre de Jesucristo/ o verdadeiro Messias |
| 352 | The Moulting Goshawk | Fremosos miragres mostra |
| 355 | The Youth who Spurned a Girl’s Advances | O que a Santa Maria/ serviço fezer de grado |
| 357 | The Woman whose Face was Restored | Como torc’ o dem’ os nenbros |
| 359 | The Youth who was Freed from the Moors | As mãos da Santa Virgen |
| 368 | The Woman who Coughed up a Snake | Como nos dá carreiras |
| 371 | The Woman who Survived a Shipwreck | Tantos vai Santa Maria/ eno seu Porto fazer |
| 372 | The Rabid Woman | Muit’ éste mayor cousa |
| 378 | The Bleeding Girl who was Healed | Muito nos faz gran mercee |
| 381 | The Boy Revived at Santa Maria do Porto | Como a voz de Jesucristo/ faz aos mortos viver |
| 383 | The Pilgrim Woman Saved from Drowning | O fondo do mar tan chão |
| 385 | The Man who was Struck on the Head by a Stone | De toda enfermidade |
| 389 | Master Pedro’s Son is Healed | A que pera paraiso/ irmos nos mostra caminnos |
| 391 | The Lame Girl Healed by Santa Maria do Porto | Como pod’ a Groriosa/ os mortos fazer viver |
| 393 | The Rabid Boy | Macar é door a ravia |
| 405 | The Image of the Virgin that was Unveiled Each Saturday | De muitas guisas mostrar |