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A.S.G. Edwards Lucy Freeman Sandler, Omne bonum: A Fourteenth-Century Enryclopedia of Universal Knowledge 68/1, p. 116
N. Denholm-Young English Villagers of the thirteenth century, by George Caspar Homans 11/, p. 137
Michael C. Seymour Jon Prœst. Presbyter Johannes' Brev til Emanuel Komnenos, by Allan Karker 48/1, p. 150

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