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Fanni Bogdanow A HITHERTO UNIDENTIFIED MANUSCRIPT OF THE "PALAMÈDE": VENICE, ST. MARK'S LIBRARY, MS. Fr. XV 30/2, p. 89
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Liesl A. Clark, P.J.C. Field THE AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY FRAGMENT OF THE OLD FRENCH PROSE "MERLIN" 61/2, p. 275

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