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CATALOGUE OF SCOTTISH MEDIEVAL LITURGICAL BOOKS AND FRAGMENTS
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CATALOGUE OF SCOTTISH MEDIEVAL LITURGICAL BOOKS AND FRAGMENTS (1952)CATALOGUE OF SCOTTISH MEDIEVAL LITURGICAL…Royal Piety in Thirteenth-century Scotland: The Religion and Religiosity of Alexander II (1214–49) and Alexander III (1249–86) (2012)Royal Piety in Thirteenth-cen…From Paris to St. Andrews: The Origins of $\text{W}_{1}$ (1990)From Paris to St. Andrews: Th…‘Our Awin Scottis Use’: Chant Usage in Medieval Scotland (1987)‘Our Awin Scottis Use’: Chant…The Origins of "$W_{1}$" (1976)The Origins of "$W_{1}$"Charters of the abbey of Inchcolm (1938)Composing St Columba, Hope of the Scots (2018)Medieval libraries of Great Britain : a list of surviving books (1941)Medieval religious houses, England and Wales (1953)Medieval manuscripts for mass and office: A guide to their organization and terminology (1982)The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain (2008)The Monastic Order in England: A History of its Development from the Times of St Dunstan to the Fourth Lateran Council 940-1216 (1940)Bookbindings (2008)English Cursive Book Hands, 1250-1500 (2017)The royal touch;: Sacred monarchy and scrofula in England and France (1973)Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004)The Oxford Dictionary of Saints (2011)
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  • 1990From Paris to St. Andrews: The Origins of $\text{W}_{1}$68 cited
  • 1976The Origins of "$W_{1}$"46 cited
  • 1987‘Our Awin Scottis Use’: Chant Usage in Medieval Scotland3 cited
  • 2012Royal Piety in Thirteenth-century Scotland: The Religion and Religiosity of Alexander II (1214–49) and Alexander III (1249–86)2 cited

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