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Envelope Patterns and the Structure of Beowulf
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  • 1967The Interlace Structure of Beowulf58 cited
  • 1974The Interpretation of Old English Poems42 cited
  • 1956Beowulf and Judith37 cited

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  • 1980Formulaic Typescene survival: Finn, ingeld, and thenibelungenlied5 cited

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