Translation:Ondas do mar de vigo

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Ondas do mar de vigo (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
Waves of the sea of Vigo do you see my friend? and ah God, to see [him] soon. Waves of the risen sea do you see my beloved? and ah God, to see [him] soon. Do you see my friend the one for whom I sigh? and ah God, to see [him] soon. Do you see my beloved for whom I care greatly? and ah God, to see [him] soon.	Ondas do mar de uigo se uistes meu amigo e ay deus se uerra cedo. Ondas do mar leuado se uistes meu amado e ay deus se uerra cedo. Se uistes meu amigo e por que eu sospiro e ay deus se uerra cedo. Se uistes meu amado e porque ei gran coidado e ay deus se uerra cedo.	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Pergaminho Vindel, with "Ondas do mar de vigo" occupying the top left corner of the left-hand page.

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