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Graham A. Runnalls MEDIÆVAL TRADE GUILDS AND THE "MIRACLES DE NOSTRE DAME PAR PERSONNAGES" 39/3, p. 257
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Lesley Smith Loveday Lewes Gee, Women, Art and Patronage from Henry II to Edward III 1216-1377 72/2, p. 309

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