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The Wife of Bath and Midas
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  • 1962A Preface to Chaucer533 cited
  • 1958Meaning in the Visual Arts434 cited
  • 1952Medieval ecclesiastical courts in the diocese of Canterbury103 cited
  • 1968Chaucer's London20 cited
  • 1972Abelard and Heloise14 cited
  • 1970The literature of medieval England9 cited
  • 1967Ovid and the "Canterbury Tales"7 cited

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  • 1993Deflection in the Mirror: Feminine Discourse in The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale5 cited

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