troubadours

• In order to live as troubadours, they accept "home hospitality" in communities where they are speaking to cover expenses. —  Scientific Blogging
• Back in the days of the troubadours, the methods of courtly love included humble entreaty to the lady of the land. —  Article Source
• One of the last of the grizzled troubadours, the white-maned and bearded Kristofferson shared them all for nearly two hours Wednesday with an appreciative Northern Lights audience. —  Express Milwaukee
• The flourishing time of the troubadours was in the eleventh and twelfth centuries. —  Classic French Course in English
• The spirit of the Orient showed itself in the songs of the troubadours, and the baudekin_,[428] the canopy of Bagdad,[429] became common in the churches of Italy. —  The Hindu-Arabic Numerals

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