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Richard of Bury
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B.E.C. Davis Der englische Frühhumanismus. Ein Beitrag zur englische Literaturgeschichte des 15 Jahrhunderts, by Walter F. Schirmer 3/3, p. 195
Judith Weiss The Anglo-Norman 'Alexander' (‘Le Roman de toute Chevalerie’) by Thomas of Kent 2 vols. (Anglo-Norman Text Society Nos. 29-31, 32-33), by Brian Foster, Ian Short 48/2, p. 291

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