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Author(s)	Title		Reference
H.L. SPENCER	Patterns of Religious Narrative in the Canterbury Tales, by Roger Ellis		57/1, p. 106

languages

Old Norse
Middle High German
Latin
Italian
Old French
Middle English
Anglo-Norman
Irish

works

Clerk's Tale
The Canterbury Tales
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Piers Plowman
Monk's Tale
Man of Law's Tale
Canterbury Tales
Physician's Tale
Melibee
Marie de France
Nun's Priest's Tale
Morte Darthur
Ancrene Wisse
Wace's Brut
Parson's Tale
Prioress's Tale
Second Nun's Tale
The Lives of the abbesses at Barking
The writings of Margery Kempe
The writings of Julian of Norwich
The writings of Gower
The writings of Lydgate
The writings of Hoccleve
The writings of Henryson
Athis et Prophillas
Wace's Round Table
Alain Chartier
The Declaration of Arbroath
Hali Meidhad
Pardoner's Tale

people

Heloise
Augustine of Hippo
Edward the Confessor
Bernard of Clairvaux
Geoffrey Chaucer
Hoccleve
Lydgate
Henryson
Gower
Margery Kempe
Abelard
Julian of Norwich
Peter the Venerable
Henry II
Ailred of Rievaulx
Margaret
Martin Luther
Ibn al-Athir
Osbert of Clare
Adelidis Abbess
Cecilia
Goscelin of St Bertin
Johannes Scottus Eriugena
Charles IV of France
Emma of Normandy
Matilda of Tuscany
Chiaro of Montefalco

subjects

religion
narrative
cultural
gender
sociality
mysticism
performance
art
translation
interpretation
sacred
Authority
theology
convent
inspiration
courtliness
narrator
analysis
pattern
insight
women
creativity

places

Ireland
France
Chantilly
York
Bristol
Scotland
California
Albi
Paris
London
Canterbury
Kent
Oxford
Cambridge
Aldershot
Dublin
Provence
Laon
Strasbourg
Barking
Venice
Japan
China
Rochester
India
Baghdad
Sion Supersaxo
Wroclaw
Henryków
Well's Cathedral

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