| Margaret E. Goldsmith |
Old English Prose and Verse, by Roger Fowler |
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37/1, p. 75 |
| W. Cabell Greet |
The English Language: A Historical Reader, by A. G. Rigg |
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39/1, p. 80 |
| Owen Barfield |
The Visionary landscape: A Study in Medieval Allegory, by Paul Piehler |
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42/1, p. 84 |
| Peter Godman |
Prudentius's 'Psychomachia': A Re-examination, by Macklin Smith |
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47/1, p. 107 |
| Helen Cooper |
Chaucer and Menippean Satire, by F. Anne Payne |
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52/1, p. 134 |
| C.H.L. Bodenham |
Reason and the Lover, by John V. Fleming |
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55/1, p. 145 |
| Alastair Minnis |
Chaucerian Fiction, by Robert B. Burlin |
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49/1, p. 145 |
| Colin Wilcockson |
Oppositions in Chaucer, by Peter Elbow |
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48/1, p. 146 |
| P.G. Walsh |
Myth and Science in the Twelfth Century: A Study of Bernard Silvester, by Brian Stock |
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43/2, p. 163 |
| Derek Pearsall |
Geoffrey Chaucer: 'Troilus and Criseyde'. A new edition of 'The Book of Troilus', by B. A. Windeatt |
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55/2, p. 281 |
| W.M. Temple |
Disembodied Laughter: Troilus and the Apotheosis Tradition, by John M. Steadman |
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43/3, p. 293 |
| STEFANIA D'OTTAVI |
The High Medieval Dream Vision: Poetry, Philosophy and Literary Form, by Kathryn L. Lynch |
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59/2, p. 299 |