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Author(s) Title Reference
J.H. Whitfield Chronicle into History, by Louis Green 43/2, p. 190
Neil Cartlidge Kenneth J. Tiller, Lazamon’s ‘Brut’ and the Anglo-Norman Vision of History 77/2, p. 338

languages

  • Old Italian
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  • Old Provençal
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works

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  • Virgil
  • Brut
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  • Paulus Orosius
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  • Giovanni Villani
  • Matteo Villani
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people

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  • Flavius Blondus
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subjects

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places

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