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Rachel Bromwich Lorgaireacht an tSoidigh Naomhtha: An Early Modern Irish translation of the Quest of the Holy Grail. (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1953), by Sheila Falconer 25/2, p. 92
Roger M. Walker Diego de San Pedro, (Twayne's World Authors Series 310), by Keith Whinnom 46/2, p. 353

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