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Fled Bricrenn ocus Longes mac n-Duil Dermait

Articles
Author(s)	Title	Issue
R.N. Illingworth	CELTIC TRADITION AND THE LAI OF GUIGEMAR	31/3		p. 176

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Breuddwyd Maxen
Partenopeus de Blois
Agallamh na Senórach
Serglige Con Culainn
Fled Bricrenn ocus Longes mac n-Duil Dermait
Erec et Enide
Guigemar

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Marie de France

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Aighe mac Ugaine
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