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H.J. Chaytor Early Gild Records of Toulouse, by Sister M. A. Mulholland 11/, p. 135
Pamela Gradon The Middle English Bible: Prefatory Epistles of St Jerome, by Conrad Lindberg 49/2, p. 324

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