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Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance
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Reis Glorios - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Ave generosa - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
A chantar m'er de so qu'eu non volria - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
O clarissima mater - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Lamento di Tristano, la rota (instrumental) - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
O viridissima virga - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Can vei la lauzeta mover (canso) - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Bryd one brere - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Edi be thu, heven-queene - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Sweet, stay a whie - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
I saw my lady weep - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Like hermit poor - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Death - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
The Given Heart - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Melancholy galliard - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
Have you seen but a white lily grow? - Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance - Michael Fields
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