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Jessie Crosland Guide de la littérature française du moyen âge, by Louis Kukenheim, Henri Roussel 27/2, p. 126
Helen Cooper Petrarch's 'Bucolicum Carmen', by Thomas G. Bergin, Deane Keller 44/3, p. 325

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