What was the name of minstrel juggler in Middle ages?

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∙ 15y ago

Updated: 8/16/2019

AnswerGLEEMAN AnswerAs stated above a Gleeman or a Jester, Fool or Buffoon are names given to the music playing, juggling, joke telling, riddle laying entertainers of the middle ages. AnswerThere was a French word for minstrel which literally meant juggler but came to have a more musical connotation, which was jongleur.

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