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Extra-Medical Elements in Anglo-Saxon Medicine
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  • 1979Anglo-Saxon Plant Remedies and the Anglo-Saxons96 cited
  • 1977A NEWLY-FOUND LEAF OF OLD ENGLISH FROM LOUVAIN54 cited
  • 1983Bald'sLeechbook: its sources and their use in its compilation31 cited
  • 1984Variant versions of Old English medical remedies and the compilation of Bald'sLeechbook24 cited
  • 2004The several compilers of Bald's Leechbook13 cited
  • 1978ALFRED, THE PATRIARCH AND THE WHITE STONE11 cited
  • 1984Æfric and Idolatry11 cited
  • 1985Ælfric's use of his sources in his homily on auguries9 cited

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