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Author(s)	Title		Reference
Rosemary Woolf	The Phoenix, by N. F. Blake		34/3, p. 241

languages

Christian Latin
Latin
Patristic Latin
Italian
Bestiary tradition
Vulgate Latin

works

The Phoenix
Hexaemeron of St. Ambrose
Bestiary tradition
Carmen de ave phoenice by Lactantius

people

Augustine of Hippo
Caedmon
St. Ambrose

subjects

interpretation
imagination
mood
structure
allegory
poetics
imagery
grace
theology
Exegesis
tradition
merit
references
symbolism
emotion

places

Manchester
Anglo-Saxon
St. Augustine
St. Ambrose

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