Object-Pronouns in Dependent Clauses. a Study in Old Spanish Word-Order

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POEME d'Amottb. — Somania, xvi, 368 fl.
1. a) Que no lo.
Que nom fiziese mal la siesta, v. 34.
Que nom fizies mal la calentura, 36.
OBJECT-PEONOUNS IK OLD SPANISH. 109 Pero se que no me conofia, 100.
b) Que lo no. No example.
2. a) Que (si, etc.) yo lo.
Mas si (i)o te vies una vegada, A plan me queiyes por amada, 96.
Yo conofi luego las alfayas Que yo ielaa avia embiadas, 123.
Ela conno;io una mi 9i(n)ta man a mano Qu! da la fiziera con la su mano, 125.
b) Que lo yo. No example, 8b.
DfeiT Du Vi
...N ET DE L'Eau. — Bomania, x\n, 375 ff.
1. Que no lo.
Que no a homne giie no lo sepa Que fillo sodes de la fepa, v. 34.
2. Que bien lo.
E contar t'e otras mis manas, Mas temo, yue luego te asanas, 81.
3. Que yo lo.
Don vino, si vos de Dios salut, Que vos me fagades agora una virtud, 56.
8c.
De LOS DiEZ MAirDAMTENTOS. — Bomania, xvr, 379 ft.
1. Que no lo.
E demande del perdimento del bien, que muitas vezes poria el omne faper bien que non lo faje, p. 381, 1. 37.
2. Si no lo.
En este peca qui fiere padre o madre o qui los fape irados por pai-aulas o por feitos o gi no los socorre de lo que an mester, 380, 11.


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