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Title: Church And Commune in Thirteenth Century Pistoia: Grain and the Struggle for Political Legitimacy in Medieval Tuscany. Author: Dameron, George Date: 2012
Title: Ka ga Beibele le Maikaelelo a yone Author: Grant, E.W; Kefhetoge, Petso Date: 1953-01-01
Title: Milton and the Water Supply of Cambridge Author: Campbell, Gordon Date: 2005
Title: ‘There was a woman known to be so bold’: Gender in Petrarchism Author: Distiller, Natasha Date: 2006
Title: Voices in Exile: Syon Abbey and Visual Affects in the Seventeenth Century Author: Bude, Tekla Date: 2014
Title: Inclusion and Exclusion at the End of the Middle Ages: Christian-Jewish Relations in Late Medieval Italy Author: Bratchel, M. E. Date: 2008
Title: Chamberlayne's Pharonnida: The First English Verse Novel Author: Addison, Catherine Date: 2015
Title: Magic as Power: The Influence of Marsilio Ficino on Early Modern Conceptions of the Occult Author: Oseman, Arlene Date: 2007
Title: Death and the Sonnet Author: Addison, Catherine Date: 2017
Title: Nicholas Oldisworth and the Complex, Multilayered Cultures of Seventeenth-Century Gloucestershire Author: Gouws, John Date: 2004
Title: Crossing the Line: Transgression and Communion in the Croxton Play of the Sacrament Author: Geldenhuys, Katharine L. Date: 2008
Title: Religious Authority and Poetic Knowledge: The Alternative of Nicholas Oldisworth's Farewell to Poetry Author: Gouws, John Date: 2007
Title: The historical Marguerite Porete, condemned as a heretic, was burned at the stake on 1 June 1310, in the Place de Grève in Paris. Guiard de Cressonessart, who claimed to be the Angel of Philadelphia and her ‘defender’, was sentenced at the same time to perpetual imprisonment. Despite its official suppression, Marguerite’s The Mirror of Simple Souls survived as an anonymous mystical text, and was translated during the fourteenth century into English, Italian and Latin versions. In 1946, over six centuries after Marguerite’s death, her authorship of the work was finally established by an Italian scholar, Romana Guarneri. Author: Freed, Eugenie R. Date: 2017
Title: Disintegrating Bodies in Osbern Bokenhamâ€™s Legends of Saint Christine and Saint Margaret Author: Geldenhuys, Katharine L. Date: 2004
Title: Realism, Desire and Reification: Thomas Middletonâ€™s A Chaste Maid in Cheapside Author: Frassinelli, Pier Paolo Date: 2004
Title: 'If Eve did Erre, it was for Knowledge sake': Women's Education, and Educated Women, in England in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Author: Freed, Eugenie R. Date: 2007
Title: Nature in Shakespeare’s King Lear Author: Freed-Isserow, Eugenie R. Date: 2005
Title: When Skalds Say ‘Ma’am’ Author: Frank, Roberta Date: 2005
Title: 'God ... is best known by our not knowing': Ben Jonson's Theological Diffidence Author: Du Plessis-Hay, Michele Date: 2015
Title: Margaret of Anjou: The Literary History of an Aberrant Woman Warrior Author: Addison, Catherine Date: 2015

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