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Lecheor

"Lecheor" is a short, bawdy Breton lai that tells the story a group of noble women who decide to write a lai about female genitalia.

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Marie de FranceChaitivelEliducCuntPun
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Composition and manuscripts

EnglandOld FrenchDe la Gardie 4-7Old Norse
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Saint PantaleonVulva
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Breton laiGenitalia
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Lecheor

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples33
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Lecheor

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related to Allusions · 11
Lecheor → Brittany, Chaitivel, Chevrefoil, France, July, Marie, Pantelion, Pol-de-Léon, Saint Pantelion, Some, The
related to Title · 10
Lecheor → C'on, Eliduc, English, France's Chaitivel, In Old French, Lecher, Like Marie, Ne, The Old French, While
related to Plot summary · 5
Lecheor → At, It, Old French, Saint Pantaleon, The
related to Composition and manuscripts · 4
Lecheor → England, Northern France, Since, The
related to External links · 2
Lecheor → English, Old French
related to Mise-en-abime · 1
Lecheor → The

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lai old french text women norse translation festival lais vv pp author breton story group composition title woman de saint

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsThe0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsSaint Pantelion0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsJuly0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsSome0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsPantelion0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsPol-de-Léon0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsBrittany0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsChaitivel0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsChevrefoil0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsMarie0.60section
Lecheorrelated to AllusionsFrance0.60section
Lecheorrelated to Composition and manuscriptsThe0.60section

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