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David L. d'Avray2001

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Medieval Marriage Sermons. Mass communication in a culture without print

David L. d'Avray

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Introduction Pierre de Reims Hugues de Saint Cher Jean de la Rochelle Pierre de Saint Benoit O.M. Gerard de Mailly O.P. Guibert de Tournai O.M.

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