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Romanesque languages

Shorter Notices
Author(s)	Title	Issue
	SHORTER NOTICES	59/1		p. 176

languages

Romance Languages
Rhaeto-Romance
Gallo-Romance
Romanesque languages
Celtic
Occitan
Old High German
Latin
French
Italian

works

De proprietatibus rerum
Athelston
The Sege of Melayne
Emare
Sir Amadace
The Kingis Quair
Havelok
Andreas Capellanus
Roman de la Rose
Beowulf
Sir Isumbras
Sir Gowther
Sir Orfeo
Chrétien de Troyes

people

Augustine of Hippo
Ovid
Thomas Aquinas
Giovanni Boccaccio

subjects

vernacular
industrial
crusades
women
Romanesque
symbolism
intertextuality
cultural
astrology
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literary
philosophy
traditional
individual
judicial
pagan

places

Holy Land
York Minster
Lincoln, Nebraska
Woodbridge
Binghamton, NY
Sussex University
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