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Author(s) Title Reference
John Stevens Ratio and Invention: a Study of Medieval Lyric and Narrative, by Robert R. Edwards 60/1, p. 124
Patrick Boyde Medieval Latin and the Rise of European Love-Lyric, vol. II, Medieval Latin Love-Poetry, by Peter Dronke 36/2, p. 171

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