Talk:Henri Arnaut de Zwolle

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Burgundian Netherlands
Neither Zwolle nor Deventer or Kampen were ever part of the Burgundian Netherlands. Apart from the fact that Burgundy gained posession of Holland and Brabant only well after 1400, Zwolle had been a city in the bishopric of Utrecht. --Proofreader (talk) 18:59, 2 June 2010 (UTC)

Towns on the IJssel not a cultural centre in the Burgundian Netherlands.
For the phrase "... Zwolle, at that time with the other towns on the IJssel (Deventer and Kampen) the cultural centre of the Burgundian Netherlands" is no underpinning. Moreover, the assertion is incorrect.

Hans Plantinga (talk) 22:41, 21 December 2013 (UTC)

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Who did the writing?
There is an interesting ambiguity in the current article, which I have perpetuated. The article says that Henri Arnaut's writings contain a copy, in his handwriting, of Jacob de Liège's Speculum musicae. The article then goes on to discuss "his treatise" without making it clear whether the treatise is Jacob's or Henri's. This is perplexing me, because I've just added some material from a slightly older source (1980) which writes as though Henri Arnaut wrote the whole caboodle, with no mention of Jacob. I'm guessing that my source's author thought the writing was by Henri Arnaut and someone has since found he just copied it from an earlier author? But as this is my guess, I'm not writing it. Instead I've conveniently continued to write 'his' on the grounds that what I've written thus matches my source, but also doesn't conflict with the material being originally Jacob's. I feel I've weasled rather. Does anyone know a source that makes this more clear? Regardless of who wrote it, clearly Henri deserves some credit as a major source by which the text has come to us, and it is part of the work for which he is known, so I feel it has a place in this article whether Henri was the copyist or the author. Elemimele (talk) 21:41, 25 June 2021 (UTC)