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Poncelet
Number:	631
Incipit:	Fuit quidam miles iuvenis et iocosus, fortis et bellicosus, qui
Similes:	94 - Antistes iuvenem nutrivit amore paterno; Praesulis
Miracle		Collection
A Hundred Aves a Day		Gautier de Coinci
A Hundred Aves a Day		BL Mariale 5 (London, BL, Additional MS 15723, Collection 2, ff. 70-92)
A Hundred Aves a Day		Miraculorum B. Mariae. libri III (Reims 1400)
A Hundred Aves a Day		Jean Mielot, Miracles de Nostre Dame (Oxford, Bodleian, Douce MS 374)
A Hundred Aves a Day		Vendôme Collection (Vendôme, Bibliothèque Publique MS 185)