Translation:Eno sagrado en uigo

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Eno sagrado en uigo (13th century)
by Martín Codax, translated from Galician by Wikisource

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This is a "cantiga d'amigo" (friend song) recorded in the Pergaminho Vindel (Vindel parchment) which was discovered in 1913 by the Madrid-based antiquarian bookseller and bibliophile Pedro Vindel. The full document, with transcriptions of the Galician text, was published by Vindel in Las siete canciones de amor, Madrid (1915).

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Literal English Translation	Original Galician	Line
In the sacred place in Vigo was dancing a beautiful figure. I'm in love. In Vigo, in the sacred place was dancing a slender figure. I'm in love. A slender figure was dancing that never held a lover. I'm in love. A beautiful figure was dancing that never had a friend. I'm in love. That never had a friend except in the sacred place in Vigo. I'm in love. That never had a lover except in Vigo in the sacred place. I'm in love.	Eno sagrado en uigo baylaua corpo uelido. Amor ei. En uigo no sagrado baylaua corpo delgado. Amor ei. Baylaua corpo delgado que nunc ouuer amado. Amor ei. Bailaua corpo uelido que nunc ouuer amigo. Amor ei. Que nunc ouuer amigo ergas no sagrado en uigo. Amor ei. Que nunc ouuer amado ergas en uigo no sagrado. Amor ei.	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Pergaminho Vindel, with "Eno sagrado en uigo" occupying the top right corner of the right-hand page, though it begins at the bottom of the previous column.

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