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Photo taken by User:Chameleon in Valencia (where else?), Aug 2004, of a print of the original codex known conventionally as the Lay of the Cid, Poema del Cid or Cantar de Mio Cid, held at the Biblioteca nacional de Madrid.

Line	Transcription	Translation
1922	Si es pagado o reçibio el don	‘Is he satisfied and did he receive the tribute?’
1923	Dixo mynaya dal ma e de coraçõ	With all his heart and soul, Minaya said:
1924	Es pagado, e davos su amor	‘He is satisfied, and he gives you his favour’
1925	Dixo mio çid grado al criador	The Cid said ‘Thank the Lord!’
1926	Esto diziendo conpieçan la Razõ	After this, the men began declaring
1927	Lo q̃l Rogava Alfonsso el de Leõ	What King Alfonso of Leon was requesting of him:
1928	De dar sus fijas alos yfantes de carrion	That he was to give his daughters away to the Princes of Carrión
1929	Q̃l connosçie y ondra e creçrie en õnor,	Which he knew would raise him in honour and ranking
1930	Qẽ gelo consseiava dalma e de coraçon.	Which he was urging him to accept with all his heart and soul.
1931	Qãdo lo oyo myo cid el buen campeador,	When the Cid, the good champion, heard this,
1932	Vna grand ora pensso e comidio	He thought and meditated for a long while.
1933	Esto gradesco a Cristus el myo Señor.	‘I thank my Lord Christ for this;
1934	Echado fu de tier̃a, tollida la onor,	‘I was exiled and lost all I owned;
1935	con grand afan gane lo q̃ he yo;	‘With keen effort I gained what I now have;
1936	Adios lo gradesco q̃ del Rey he su amor	‘I thank God that the King gives me his favour,
1937	E pidẽ^me mis fijas pora los yfantes de carriõ	‘And asks for my daughters' hands for the Princes of Carrión.
1938	Ellos son mucho vrgullosos e an part en la cort	‘They are proud, and powerful at Court;
1939	Deste casamiento non auria sabor	‘I would be against this wedding,
1940	Mas pues lo conseia el q̃ mas vale q̃ nos	‘But since it is the will of he who is greater than we

The original codex was written by Per Abbat in AD 1207, transcribing the work of an anonymous singer who may have composed it over a century before. This work is already in the public domain.

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