| Colin Smith |
PER ABBAT AND THE "Poema de mio Cid" |
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42/1, p. 1 |
| Jeremy Lawrance |
NUÑO DE GUZMÁN AND EARLY SPANISH HUMANISM: SOME RECONSIDERATIONS |
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51/1, p. 55 |
| P.E. Russell |
SAN PEDRO DE CARDEÑA AND THE HEROIC HISTORY OF THE CID |
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27/2, p. 57 |
| JOHN GORNALL |
HOW MANY TIMES WAS THE COUNT OF BARCELONA OFFERED HIS FREEDOM? DOUBLE NARRATION IN THE "POEMA DE MIO CID" |
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56/1, p. 65 |
| Aengus Ward |
Inventing a tradition: the Crónica d'Espayña de García de Eugui and the beginnings of Navarrese historiography |
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68/1, p. 73 |
| B.D.H. Miller |
'SHE WHO HATH DRUNK ANY POTION' ... |
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31/3, p. 188 |
| DOROTHY S. SEVERIN, HARVEY L. SHARRER |
FIFTEENTH-CENTURY SPANISH FRAGMENTS OF A LOST PROSE ALEXANDER |
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48/2, p. 205 |
| David G. Pattison |
JUAN MANUEL'S "CRÓNICA ABREVIADA" AND ALPHONSINE HISTORIOGRAPHY |
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61/2, p. 242 |
| ROSANNA CANTAVELLA |
The meaning of destral as 'go-between' in the Catalan Facet and in Old Occitan |
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67/2, p. 304 |