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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 36 poems matching your search | ||
| CSM No. | Title | Incipit |
| 15 | The Death of Julian the Apostate | Todolos santos que son no ceo |
| 28 | The Siege of Constantinople | Todo logar mui ben pode/ seer defendudo |
| 38 | The Bleeding Image of the Christ-Child | Pois que Deus quis da Virgen fillo/ seer |
| 46 | The Moor who Venerated an Image of the Virgin Mary | Porque ajan de seer/ seus miragres mais sabudos |
| 51 | The Statue that Intercepted an Arrow | A Madre de Deus/ devemos tẽer mui cara |
| 63 | The Knight who Missed the Battle | Quen ben serv’ a Madre do que quis morrer |
| 64 | The Woman who could not Remove her Slipper | Quen mui ben quiser o que ama guardar |
| 95 | The Hermit who was Captured by the Moors | Quen aos servos da Virgen |
| 99 | The Moors who Tried to Destroy an Image of the Virgin | Muito se deven tẽer/ por gentes de mal recado |
| 126 | The Soldier who was Struck in the Face by an Arrow | De toda chaga ben pode guarir |
| 148 | The Knight who was Protected by a Linen Shift | De mui grandes periglos |
| 165 | The Celestial Knights who Protected the City of Tartus | Niun poder deste mundo |
| 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 |
| 185 | The Statue that Defended a Castle | Poder á Santa Maria/ grande d’ os seus acorrer |
| 193 | The Merchant who was Saved from Drowning | Sobelos fondos do mar |
| 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 |
| 229 | The Moors who Tried to Destroy the Church of Vilasirga | Razon é grand’ e dereito |
| 239 | The Man who Swore a False Oath | Guardar-se deve tod’ ome |
| 241 | The Bridegroom who Fell to his Death | Parade mentes ora |
| 256 | Queen Beatriz is Healed | Quen na Virgen groriosa/ esperança mui grand’ á |
| 264 | The Icon of the Virgin Mary Saves Constantinople | Pois aos seus que ama/ defende todavia |
| 277 | The Raiders who Fasted on Saturday | Maravillo-m’ eu com’ ousa/ a Virgen rogar |
| 292 | Master Jorge and the King’s Ring | Muito demostra a Virgen |
| 323 | The Boy Revived at Coria | Ontre todalas vertudes |
| 328 | The Town of Alcanate is Renamed Porto do Santa Maria | Sabor á Santa Maria |
| 329 | The Moor who Stole Coins from the Virgin’s Altar | Muito per é gran dereito |
| 344 | Christians and Moors Camp Side by Side | Os que a Santa Maria saben fazer reverença |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 374 | The Raiders who Offered a Robe to the Virgin | Muito quer Santa Maria |
| 385 | The Man who was Struck on the Head by a Stone | De toda enfermidade |
| 386 | The Fish provided for King Alfonso’s Cortes | A que avondou do vinno/ aa dona de Bretanna |