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Libro de los Estados
  • Jorge Luis Borges
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Author(s) Title Reference
R.M. Morgan The Feudal Nobility and the Kingdom of Jerusalem 1174-1277, by Jonathan Riley-Smith 45/1, p. 135
David G. Pattison Don Juan Manuel: Libro de los Estados, by R. B. Tate, I. R. Macpherson 45/1, p. 137

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