“The books of life”: Theotimus as narrator of identity in the old english lives of St. Margaret

Brian McFadden

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The story of St. Margaret (or St. Marina, in the Old English Martyrology version of the legend) 1 first appeared in England in the late eighth or early ninth century and was influential well into t...

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