Table of Extant Songs
| incipit | genre | surviving melody | co-author |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aïmans fins et verais Debonairetes | serventois | yes | |
| Amours qui m’a du tout en sa baillie | chanson | yes | |
| J'ai tant d’amours apris et entendu Que desoremais | chanson | yes | |
| Li tres dous tens ne la saison novele | chanson | yes | |
| Lambert Ferri, une dame est amee | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert Ferri, li qeus doit mieus avoir | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Ferri, se ja dieus vous voie | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert, il sont doi amant | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert, se vous amiés bien loiaument | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Ferri, se vous bien amiés | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert, une amie avés | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Amis Lambert Ferri, vous trouverés | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert Ferri, s'une dame orgeilleuse | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert Ferri, je vous part | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Entendés, Lambert Ferri | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Ferri, a vostre ensïent | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Lambert Ferri, drois est ke m'entremete | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Sire Bretel, entendés | jeu-parti | no | Jehan Bretel |
| Jehan Bretel, par raison | jeu-parti | yes | Jehan Bretel |
| Prince del pui, selon vostre pensee | jeu-parti | yes | Jehan Bretel |
| Sire Bretel, entendés | jeu-parti | yes | Jehan Bretel |
| Biau(s) Phelipot Verdiere, je vous (or vai) proi | jeu-parti | no | Pilippot Verdiere |
| Robert del Caisnoi, amis | jeu-parti | no | Robert del Caisnoi |
| De ce (or cou), Robert de la Piere | jeu-parti | yes | Robert de la Piere |
| Grieveler, j'ai grant mestier | jeu-parti | yes | Jehan de Grieviler |
| Jehan, tres bien amerés | jeu-parti | yes | Jehan de Grieviler |
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