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JOHN NORTON-SMITH CHAUCER'S "ETAS PRIMA" 32/2, p. 117
A.V.C. Schmidt CHAUCER'S "NEMBROT": A NOTE ON "THE FORMER AGE" 47/2, p. 304
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Daniel Anlezark Brian Murdoch, The Medieval Popular Bible: Expansions of Genesis in the Middle Ages 73/2, p. 324

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