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Reges Christianissimi: History and Interpretation in Bede's Account of the Early Kings of Northumbria

Reges Christianissimi: History and Interpretation in Bede's Account of the Early Kings of Northumbria

Clive Tolley

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Available as: Paperback
ISBN: 0852449305, 9780852449301
Page count: 256
Published: 2017
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Gracewing Publishing

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