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HUGH WHITE THE NATURALNESS OF AMANS' LOVE IN "CONFESSIO AMANTIS" 56/2 p. 316

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  • De Planetu Naturae Natura
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  • Lamentations of Matheolus
  • Kenart le Contrefait
  • Lai d'Aristote

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  • Solomon

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  • nature
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  • humanity

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