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Abelard's planctus
  • Peter Abelard
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A.B. Scott Poetic individuality in the Middle Ages. New Departures in Poetry, 1000-1150, by Peter Dronke 41/1, p. 53
Shorter Notices
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SHORTER NOTICES 57/2, p. 336

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works

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  • Sources of Anglo-Saxon Culture
  • The Universities of Europe in the Middle Ages
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  • Semiramis

people

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