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Maximion

The author of Maximion is William John Locke.

Articles
Author(s)	Title	Issue
G.V. Smithers	THE MEANING OF "THE SEAFARER" AND "THE WANDERER" (continued)	28/1		p. 1

languages

Old High German
Latin
Greek
Italian
Old French

works

De Mortalitate
Ad Demetrianum
Homily no. III
De Antichristo
Ad Sethum
De Correctione Rusticorum
Pseudo-Euangelium Matthai
Epistle to James of Pseudo-Clement
The Rhyming Poem
Maximion
Beowulf
De baptismo

people

Hippolytus
Csesarius
Nicholas of Lyre
Martin of Braca
Pirminius of Reichenau
Columban
Augustine of Hippo
Tertullian
Cyprian
Alcuin
Gregory
Origen

subjects

mutability
seafaring
nautical
Homiletic
peregrinus
Apocalypse
mortality
intertextuality
spiritual
Human
exile
Christianity
transience
allegory
heavenly

places

ciuitas
Mare
Paradiso
England

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