| M.R. Godden |
Did King Alfred write anything? |
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76/1, p. 1 |
| Oliver A. Beckerlegge |
AN ABRIDGED ANGLO-NORMAN VERSION OF THE "SECRETUM SECRETORUM" |
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13/, p. 1 |
| Ethel Seaton |
"LE SONGE VERT": ITS OCCASION OF WRITING AND ITS AUTHOR |
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19/, p. 1 |
| J.L.N. O'Loughlin |
"BEOWULF"—ITS UNITY AND PURPOSE |
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21/, p. 1 |
| R.M. THOMSON |
Serlo of Wilton and the schools of Oxford |
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68/1, p. 1 |
| Dominica Legge |
A LIST OF LANGTOFT MANUSCRIPTS, WITH NOTES ON MS. Laud Misc. 637 |
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4/1, p. 20 |
| SYLVIA FEDERICO |
Queer times: Richard II in the poems and chronicles of late fourteenth-century England |
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79/1, p. 25 |
| P.E. Russell |
ROBERT PAYN AND JUAN DE CUENCA, TRANSLATORS OF GOWER'S "CONFESSIO AMANTIS" |
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30/1, p. 26 |
| ÁRMANN JAKOBSSON |
The amplified saga: structural disunity in Morkinskinna |
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70/1, p. 29 |
| Elizabeth Salter |
THE TIMELINESS OF "WYNNERE AND WASTOURE" |
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47/1, p. 40 |
| RICHARD W. KAEUPER |
AN HISTORIAN'S READING OF "THE TALE OF GAMELYN" |
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52/1, p. 51 |
| Derek Pearsall |
CHAUCER'S TOMB: THE POLITICS OF REBURIAL |
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64/1, p. 51 |
| J.R.L. Highfield |
A NOTE ON THE INTRODUCTION OF ENGLISH INTO THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVOCATION OF CANTERBURY IN THE REIGN OF EDWARD III |
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19/, p. 60 |
| Leo Carruthers |
The Duke of Clarence and the Earls of March: Garter knights and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
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70/1, p. 66 |
| P.J. FOURACRE |
THE CONTEXT OF THE OHG "LUDWIGSLIED" |
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54/1, p. 87 |
| G.D.G. Hall |
THE ABBOT OF ABINGDON AND THE TENANTS OF WINKFIELD |
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28/2, p. 91 |
| R.L. Reynolds |
AN ECHO OF "BEOWULF" in ATHELSTAN'S CHARTERS OF 931-933 A.D.? |
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24/2, p. 101 |
| Maldwyn Mills |
A NOTE ON "SIR LAUNFAL" 733-744 |
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35/2, p. 122 |
| John Scattergood |
POLITICAL CONTEXT, DATE AND COMPOSITION OF "THE SAYINGS OF THE FOUR PHILOSOPHERS" |
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37/2, p. 157 |
| EMMA MASON |
ST WULFSTAN'S STAFF: A LEGEND AND ITS USES |
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53/2, p. 157 |
| Mortimer J. Donovan |
HERODIS IN THE AUCHINLECK "SIR ORFEO" |
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27/3, p. 162 |
| NANCY MASON BRADBURY |
The erosion of oath-based relationships: a cultural context for Athelston |
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73/2, p. 189 |
| MILIJA N. PAVLOVIĆ, Roger M. Walker |
A REAPPRAISAL OF THE CLOSING SCENES OF THE "POEMA DE MIO CID" II: THE DUELS |
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58/2, p. 189 |
| Linda M. Paterson |
GREAT COURT FESTIVALS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE AND CATALONIA IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES |
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51/2, p. 213 |
| F.J.E. Raby |
"TURRIS ALETHIE" AND THE "ECLOGA THEODULI" |
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34/3, p. 226 |
| PHILLIPA HARDMAN |
READING THE SPACES: PICTORIAL INTENTIONS IN THE THORNTON MSS, LINCOLN CATHEDRAL MS 91, AND BL MS ADD. 31042 |
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63/2, p. 250 |
| Graham A. Runnalls |
MEDIÆVAL TRADE GUILDS AND THE "MIRACLES DE NOSTRE DAME PAR PERSONNAGES" |
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39/3, p. 257 |
| Richard Spencer |
THE "COURTOIS-VILAIN" NEXUS IN "LA MALE HONTE" |
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37/3, p. 272 |
| Alexandra Barratt |
Dame Eleanor Hull: the translator at work |
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72/2, p. 277 |