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Gold Open Access Letters, gifts and messengers. The epistolary strategies of St Radegund
Early Medieval Europe 2025-06-15
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In Bed with the Pope: Barnabe Barnes' The Devil's Charter (1607) and the Sodomitical Papacy☆
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The Tames of Fairford and the Illusory Truth Effect
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Du chartrier au codex: La première cartularisation (IXe– début Xe siècle)
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Virgil's Caliban: The Aeneid's Turnus in Shakespeare's Tempest☆
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In Bed with the Pope: Barnabe Barnes' The Devil's Charter (1607) and the Sodomitical Papacy☆
Renaissance Studies
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