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Literature, Medieval

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Beowulf and the medieval proverb tradition

Susan E. Deskis

1996

Myths & legends of the Middle Ages

H. A. Guerber

1896

Song and legend from the middle ages

William Darnall MacClintock

1893

El conde Lucanor

Don Juan Manuel

1839 ★ 3.5

From script to print

H. J. Chaytor

1950

Medieval Reading

Suzanne Reynolds

2004

Medieval literature, style, and culture

Charles Muscatine

1999

Brut

Layamon

1978

Medieval texts and images

Margaret M. Manion, Bernard James Muir

1991

The Genius figure in antiquity and the Middle Ages

Jane Chance

1975

Through the glass window shines the sun

Pamela Norris

1995

Hero myths & legends of Britain & Ireland

Ebbutt, M. I.

1995

The Oxford book of late medieval verse and prose

Douglas Gray

1985

Dreaming in the Middle Ages

Steven F. Kruger

1992

Dear Sister

Ulrike Wiethaus, Karen Cherewatuk

1993

Medieval women writers

Katharina M. Wilson

1984

Catalogue of Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

Robert Gary Babcock, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library., Lisa Fagin Davis et al.

1984

Medieval and Pseudo-Medieval Literature

Piero Boitani

1985

Job, Boethius, and epic truth

Ann W. Astell

1994

Women's Writing in Middle English (Longman Annotated Texts)

Alexandra Barratt

1992

The black death and men of learning

Anna Montgomery Campbell

1931

The ages of man

J. A. Burrow

1988

Chaucer translator

Paul Beekman Taylor

1998

Winter Is Coming

Caroylyne Larrington

2015

From Beowulf to Caxton

Tomonori Matsushita

2011

The Book of Reykjahólar

Marianne E. Kalinke

1996

The Holy Grail

Arthur Edward Waite

1961

The medieval dragon

Joyce Tally Lionarons

1998

Amphoteroglossia

Panagiotis Roilos

2005

Orpheus in the Middle Ages

John Block Friedman

1970

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