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Joseph Needham Giles of Rome and the Medieval Theory of Conception; a Study of the 'De Formatione Corporis Humant in Utero', by M. Anthony Hewson 46/1, p. 132
M.R. Morgan What Were the Crusades?, by Jonathan Riley-Smith 49/1, p. 170

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