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1291–1361 · French composer, music theorist and poet
Also known as: Филипп де Витри, 필립 드 비트리, フィリップ・ド・ヴィトリー, Витри, Филипп де, Филипп Витрийский, フィリップ・ド・ヴィトリ
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Roman de Fauvel, the satirical allegory whose interpolated motets are attributed in part to Vitry. (AI reason)
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