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extratextuality

Articles
Author(s)	Title		Reference
JAMES WADE	Abduction, surgery, madness: an account of a little red man in Thomas Walsingham’s Chronica maiora		77/1, p. 10

languages

Old Norse
Latin
Middle Welsh
French
Italian
Middle English
Occitan

works

De Nugis Curialium
Chronica maiora
Mélusine
Itinerarium Kambria
Miracle collection of St. Cuthbert
Vision of Túndale

people

Ovid
Edward III
Gervase of Tilbury
William of Newburgh
Thomas Walsingham
Katherine Briggs
Richard of Sunderland
St John of Beverley
Henry II
Dictys Cretensis
Henry VI

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perception
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supernaturality
sociocultural
didactic
traditional
otherworld
folk
extratextuality
morality
history
ambiguity
historiography

places

England
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Borealibus
Greystoke
Thorp Basset
Sanctum Johannem de Beverlaco
Sunderland
Farne
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