Les deux Alpais et les toponymes épiques (Avroy-)Auridon-Oridon-Dordon(e) (notice n° 1033081)

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Title Les deux Alpais et les toponymes épiques (Avroy-)Auridon-Oridon-Dordon(e)
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General note 52
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Summary, etc. The two Alpaidas and epic place-names (Avroy-)Auridon-Oridon-Dordon(e). Contrary to what some scholars have recently tried to demonstrate, the beautiful episode about Alpaida in the 12th Century Girart de Roussillon has no genetic link either to a story about elves or to German mythology. As background, the episode follows the narrative storyline of the beautiful jailer in love with her prisoner (substantiated at least twice in 12th Century French-speaking circles before the Girart) whereas, for its proper names and certain related motifs, it was inspired by the legend of Alpaida, mother of Charles Martel (as this legend appeared in the 12th Century). In favor of this latter relationship, one should note the etymological identity, hitherto unrecognized, between Avridum “Avroy-près-Liège”, home of Alpaida, mother of Charles Martel, and (Auridum>) Auridon, the imaginary home in the Ardennes of the Girart Alpaida. Oridon in the song of Auberi le Bourguignon and, probably, Dordon(e) in the Quatre Fils Aymon, both names of imaginary castles in the Ardennes, are derived from the same place-name.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Alpaida
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element mother of Charles Martel
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Alpaida (Girart de Roussillon)
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Auridon (Girart de Roussillon)
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Avroy
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Dordon(e) (Quatre Fils Aymon)
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element commune of Liège
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Note Le Moyen Age | CXIV | 1 | 2008-05-19 | p. 55-65 | 0027-2841
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