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Helen Cooper Chaucer and Menippean Satire, by F. Anne Payne 52/1, p. 134
M.J. FREEMAN Actes du VeColloque International sur le Mojen Français, Milan, 6-8 mai 1985, I: Les Grands Rhétoriqueurs; II: Le Moyen français; III: Etudes littéraires sur le XVe siècle, Vita e Pensiero, Scienze filologiche e letteratura, 29-31; Centro Studi sulla letteratura medio-francese, III-V 58/1, p. 172

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