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Calchas
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A.G. Rigg Joseph of Exeter's pagan gods again 70/1, p. 19
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Matthew P. McDiarmid Robert Henryson, Testament of Cresseid. (Nelson's Medieval and Renaissance Library), by Denton Fox 37/3, p. 350

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