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Author(s) Title Reference
P.J.C. Field FOUR FUNCTIONS OF MALORY'S MINOR CHARACTERS 37/1, p. 37
Stephen J. Miko MALORY AND THE CHIVALRIC ORDER 35/3, p. 211

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