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Dorothy Bethurum Loomis Toe Parlement of Foulys, (Nelson's Mediaeval and Renaissance Library), by D. S. Brewer 30/3, p. 195
ELIZABETH A. ANDERSEN Carol F. Heffernan, The Orient in Chaucer and Medieval Romance, Studies in Medieval Romance 75/2, p. 328

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