Messa a punto su Bermon 'Rascas' {}

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885 "io rimango dall'idea che "Dieus et amors et merci" sia da attribuire a Bermon (e non a Reimon e meno che mai a Bernard) Rascas" -- [886-887] (i) untrustworthy Jacques Teissier mistakenly wrote "Reimon Rascas", (ii) Bernard Rascas is known to have bequeathed his name 1355 to Hopital de la Sainte Trinite in Avignon (Bernart Amoros surely compiled his anthology before 1317). 886: Bermon "Rascas" was a member of a noble family from Uzes. Guida argues that it was Bermondo II d'Uzes (attestato in vita 1208-1233). This article refutes Barbara Spaggiari's contentions (in Il Nome di Marcabru) that {PC 104,1 and 104,2} are to be attributed to "Reimon o Bermon Rascas" and contentions in a later note in _SM_ that it was "Bernard Rascas avignonese, vissuto in pieno Trecento"; BGST #2192-2193: SG's strong rebuttal to Spaggiari 1996, confirming his attribution of {104,1} to Bermond II of Uzes (1200-1250)

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