N.A.M. Oosterlee
The Medieval Skald
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Sir Gawain & His ‘Obvious’ Middle English Marvels
Arthurian literature
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Breton Lay
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King Arthur
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Knights of the Round Table
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Philology Historical Linguistics
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Romance
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Sir gawain
The Furtive Existence of a Song for the Dead: ‘Lyke Wake Dirge’
Historical Linguistics
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Medieval Skald
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Morphology
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Philology Historical Linguistics
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