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Author(s)	Title	Issue
Alexandra Barratt	THE PRYMER AND ITS INFLUENCE ON FIFTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH PASSION LYRICS	44/3		p. 264

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Horae Beatissimae Virgints Mariae
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Quhat dollour persit our ladyis herť
O my hert is wo
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The Five Wounds of Christ
Brother abyde
The Dolerous Pyte of Crystes Passion
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