And the poore widewe For a peire of mytes, Than alle tho that offrede 8420 Into gazophilacium?
Ye, I have lent to lordes, Loved me nevere after, 2980 And have y-maad many a knyght Bothe mercer and draper, That payed nevere for his prentishode Noght a peire gloves.
Of smale coral aboute hir arm she bar A peire of bedes, gauded al with grene; And ther-on heng a broche of gold ful shene, On which ther was first write a crowned A And after, Amor vincit omnia.
From Syria The song of Peire Bremon "Lo Tort" that he made for his Lady in Provenca: he being in Syria a crusader.
The only bit of Peire Bremon's work that has come down to us, and through its being printed with the songs of Giraut of Bornelh he is like to lose credit for even this.
And Peire Vidal the Troubadour paid his court to La Louve.
So Peire Vidal declared himself Emperor of Jerusalem or somewhere and the husband had to kneel down and kiss his feet though La Louve wouldn't.
And Peire set sail in a rowing boat with four companions to redeem the Holy Sepulchre.
And Peire Vidal fell all over the Lady's bed while the husband, who was a most ferocious warrior, remonstrated some more about the courtesy that is due to great poets.
Thanne stant Envye, and holdeth the hote iren upon the herte of man with a peire of longe tonges of long rancour.
At the same time some at all events of the Troubadours, especially Peire Wilhem, carried the practice yet further.
Bot sche, that wolde make an ende, As therto which I was most able, A Peire of Bedes blak as Sable Sche tok and heng my necke aboute; Upon the gaudes al withoute Was write of gold, Por reposer.
And this thing wot I wel, certeyn, If I speke ought to peire hir loos, Your court shal not so wel be cloos, That they ne shal wite it atte last.
Minstrels and poets of the greatest contended with him; Saill had her champion in Guillem of Cabestaing, Elis in Girault of Borneilh; the Dauphin of Auvergne sang of Tibors, and Peire Vidal of Lady Maent.
Averrhoes was often at his court; so were Guillem of Cabestaing and Peire Vidal.
You set me free, as I do you, A perfect right then shall we both Enjoy to choose a love anew, wrote Peire of Barjac.
An extraordinary poem by Peire Cardinal--not by any means a heretic--breathes this spirit.
Peire Rogier: Mine is her smile and mine her jest, And foolish were I more to ask And not to think me wholly blest.
Peire Vidal: God called the women close to Him, Because he saw all good in them.
Peire Raimon of Toulouse: I would approach thee on my knees, Lowly and meek, I would fare far o'er lands and seas Thy ruth to seek.
Peire Rogier: Full well I know that right and good Is all I do for love of her.
Famous in Provence for many strange exploits, committed in order to please his lady, was the talented Peire Vidal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "peire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
