Durendal (English Wikipedia)

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"Lot: l'épée Durandal volée à Rocamadour était une copie sans valeur, si ce n'est symbolique". Actu Lot. 2 July 2024. Retrieved 7 July 2024. (in French)

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Cox, George W.; Jones, Eustance Hinton (1871). Popular Romances of the Middle Ages. London: Longmans, Green, and Co. pp. 339–340. Retrieved 11 April 2018.
Moncrieff (1920), pp. 76–77, laisse CLXXIII Moncrieff, Charles Scott (tr.) (1920). The Song of Roland: Done into English, in the Original Measure. New York: Dutton.
Moncrieff (1920), pp. 62–63, laisse CXLIV Moncrieff, Charles Scott (tr.) (1920). The Song of Roland: Done into English, in the Original Measure. New York: Dutton.
Geddes (1920), pp. lix, 78–79 (laisse CXLIV) Geddes, J. Jr. (1920). La Chanson de Roland: A Modern French Translation of Theodor Müller's text of the Oxford Manuscript. Macmillan's French Classics. New York / London: Macmillan. (in French)
Moncrieff (1920), p. 77, laisse CLXXIV Moncrieff, Charles Scott (tr.) (1920). The Song of Roland: Done into English, in the Original Measure. New York: Dutton.
Cox, George William (1871). Popular Romances of the Middle Ages. London: Longmans, Green, and Co. p. 340.
Moncrieff (1920), pp. 75–76, laisse CLXXII Moncrieff, Charles Scott (tr.) (1920). The Song of Roland: Done into English, in the Original Measure. New York: Dutton.
Settegast, Franz (1904). Quellenstudien zur galloromanischen epik. O. Harrassowitz. p. 27.
Walsh, William Shepard (1915). Heroes and Heroines of Fiction. Philadelphia / London: J. B. Lippincott. p. 264.
Caro, Ina (1996). The Road From the Past: Traveling Through History in France. San Diego: Harcourt Brace & Co. pp. 106–07. ISBN 0-15-600363-5.

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Come lo re Galafro.. donò Durindarda a Galiziella "; "..e fu poi di Mainetto, cioè di Carlo; e con spada uccise Carlo lo re Bramante, e chiamavasi Durindarda.. Per questa spada Galiziella col cuore feminile ebbe piatà del re Galafro..", Boni (1951), pp. 12–13, Mattaini (1957), p. 422. da Barberino, Andrea (1951), Boni, Marco (ed.), Aspramonte, romanzo cavalleresco inedito: Ed. critica con glossario, Bologna: Antiquaria Palmaverde (in Italian) da Barberino, Andrea (1957), Mattaini, Adelaide (ed.), Romanzi dei Reali di Francia, Rizzoli (in Italian)
Warren, Michelle R. (1993). Excalibur, an Arthurian Artifact. Stanford University. p. 254, note 43. ISBN 9780816634910.
Ross, D. J. A. (1980). "Old French". In Auty, Robert (ed.). Traditions of Heroic and Epic Poetry. Vol. 1. London: Modern Humanities Research Association. p. 126. ISBN 0-900547-72-3.
Chalmers, Rebecca (2013). "Chanson de Roland, la". Encyclopedia of Medieval Literature. Routledge. pp. 87–88. ISBN 9781136594250.
Dana, Charles E. (1907). "Swords and Swordsmanship". Proceedings of the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia. 23. Philadelphia: Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia: 65.
Brault (1978), p. 443, note 16 Brault, Gerard J. (2010) [1978]. The Song of Roland: An Analytical Introduction and Commentary. University Park: Pennsylvania State Univ. p. 443. ISBN 978-0-271-02455-4.
Keller, Hans-Erich (1995). "King Cycle". In Kibler, William W.; Zinn, Grover A.; Earp, Lawrence (eds.). Medieval France: An Encyclopedia. New York / London: Garland. pp. 964–65. ISBN 9780824044442.
Morgan (2009), p. 144. Morgan, Leslie Zarker, ed. (2009), La Geste francor: edition of the Chansons de geste of MS. Marc. Fr. XIII, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Morgan (2009), p. 143. Morgan, Leslie Zarker, ed. (2009), La Geste francor: edition of the Chansons de geste of MS. Marc. Fr. XIII, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Morgan (2009), pp. 113, 143. Morgan, Leslie Zarker, ed. (2009), La Geste francor: edition of the Chansons de geste of MS. Marc. Fr. XIII, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Brandin (1919–1921), Newth (1989), pp. 138–139 vv. 5749–5755. Brandin, Louis, ed. (1919), La Chanson d'Aspremont: chanson de geste du XII ̇siècle: Text du manuscrit de Wollaton Hall, vol. 1, Paris: Honoré Champion; volume 2 (1921). (in French) Newth, Michael A. (tr. & ed.) (1989), The Song of Aspremont (La Chanson d'Aspremont, New York: Garland
Brandin (1919–1921), Newth (1989), pp. 146–147, vv. 6075–80. Brandin, Louis, ed. (1919), La Chanson d'Aspremont: chanson de geste du XII ̇siècle: Text du manuscrit de Wollaton Hall, vol. 1, Paris: Honoré Champion; volume 2 (1921). (in French) Newth, Michael A. (tr. & ed.) (1989), The Song of Aspremont (La Chanson d'Aspremont, New York: Garland
Ross (2004), pp. 508–509: Bk III, Canto I. Boiardo, Matteo (2004), Ross, Charles Stanley (ed.), Orlando Inammorato: Orlando in Love, Parlor Press LLC, ISBN 9781932559019 ISBN 1932559019
de Veyrières, Louis (1892). "L'épée de Roland à Roc-Amadour". Bulletin de la Société scientifique, historique et archéologique de la Corrèze. 14: 139–43. (in French).

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Bellamy (1987), p. 272, note 14, citing Lejeune (1950), p. 158. Bellamy, James A. (1987), "Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 107 (2): 267–277, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835 Lejeune, Rita (1950), "Les noms d'épées dans la Chanson de Roland", Mélanges de linguistique et de littérature Romances, offerts à Mario Roques, Paris, pp. 149–66
Place, Edwin B. (1949), "Once more Durendal", Modern Language Notes, 64 (3): 161–, doi:10.2307/2909019, JSTOR 2909019
Bellamy (1987), p. 273. Bellamy, James A. (1987), "Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 107 (2): 267–277, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835

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Bellamy (1987), p. 272, note 14, citing Lejeune (1950), p. 158. Bellamy, James A. (1987), "Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 107 (2): 267–277, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835 Lejeune, Rita (1950), "Les noms d'épées dans la Chanson de Roland", Mélanges de linguistique et de littérature Romances, offerts à Mario Roques, Paris, pp. 149–66
Place, Edwin B. (1949), "Once more Durendal", Modern Language Notes, 64 (3): 161–, doi:10.2307/2909019, JSTOR 2909019
Bellamy (1987), p. 273. Bellamy, James A. (1987), "Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 107 (2): 267–277, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835

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Bertoni, Laetitia (3 July 2024) [1 July 2024]. "Disparition d'une légende à Rocamadour: Durandal, l'épée du chevalier Roland, a été volée, une enquête est en cours". La Dépêche. (in French).

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Aldebert, Mayeul (2 July 2024). "Rocamadour: Durandal, la légendaire épée de Roland, a été volée". Le Figaro. Retrieved 3 July 2024. (in French).

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Mainet IVa, vv.24–41, Paris (1875), pp. 24–25 Paris, Gaston, ed. (1875), "Mainet, fragments d'une chanson de geste du XIIe siècle", Romania, 4 (in French)