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Deskriptoren: Caie, Graham D. (1945-)
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Doomsday and Nature in the Old English Poem Judgement Day II Caie, Graham D.. |
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Beowulf - Dinosaur, Monster or Visionary Poem? Caie, Graham D.. |
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A Case of Double Vision: Denmark in Beowulf and Beowulf in England Caie, Graham D.. |
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The relationship between MS Hunter 409 and the edition of Chaucer's works edited by William Thynne Caie, Graham D.. |
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The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow Caie, Graham D.. |
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Chaucer and the Bible Caie, Graham D.. |
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The manuscript experience: what medieval vernacular manuscripts tell us about authors and texts Caie, Graham D.. |
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"Ealdgesegena worn": What the Old English "Beowulf" Tells Us about Oral Forms Caie, Graham D.. |
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Medieval texts in context Caie, Graham D. • Reveney, Denis [Hrsg.]. |
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Codicological clues: reading Old English Christian poetry in its manuscript context Caie, Graham D.. |
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"New corn from old fields": the auctor and compilator in fourteenth-century English literature Caie, Graham D.. |
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Hypertext and Multiplicity: The Medieval Example Caie, Graham D.. |
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The old English poem Judgement Day II: a critical edition with editions of De die iudicii and the Hatton 113 homily Be domes dœge Caie, Graham D. [Hrsg.]. |
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The editing of Old English: to emend or not to emend? Caie, Graham D.. |
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"This was a thrifty tale for the nones": Chaucer's Man of Law Caie, Graham D.. |
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Drama on the Wall: Medieval Drama Illustrated by Danish Church Wall Paintings Caie, Graham D.. |
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Innocent III's "De miseria" as a gloss on "The Man of Law's Prologue and Tale" Caie, Graham D.. |
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'Unfaithful wives and weeping bitches': Den utro hustru Graham Caie Caie, Graham D.. |
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