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... who is later mentioned as Aelfwine's father ; she is , as Chambers convincingly illustrates , identical with the ... later in the poem ) in order that her gift of a ring in line ninetyseven conform to acceptable Germanic custom .
... who is later mentioned as Aelfwine's father ; she is , as Chambers convincingly illustrates , identical with the ... later in the poem ) in order that her gift of a ring in line ninetyseven conform to acceptable Germanic custom .
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... who is later mentioned as Aelfwine's father ; she is , as Chambers convincingly illustrates , identical with the ... later in the poem ) in order that her gift of a ring in line ninetyseven conform to acceptable Germanic custom .
... who is later mentioned as Aelfwine's father ; she is , as Chambers convincingly illustrates , identical with the ... later in the poem ) in order that her gift of a ring in line ninetyseven conform to acceptable Germanic custom .
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To declare that the earlier and later images interpenetrate each other is to use a word peculiarly applicable to “ The Extasie , ” where in lines 11-12 both lovers are in a sense masculine and both feminine , the lady begetting pictures ...
To declare that the earlier and later images interpenetrate each other is to use a word peculiarly applicable to “ The Extasie , ” where in lines 11-12 both lovers are in a sense masculine and both feminine , the lady begetting pictures ...
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| Título | Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes3-4 |
| Autor | Xavier University (New Orleans, La.) |
| Editor | Xavier University of Louisiana, 1964 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 8 Ene. 2008 |
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