Modern Philology
 1941
DOI: 10.1086/388484
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King Arthur and the Antipodes

Roger Sherman Loomis1
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“…19. For the main contributions on Stephen's treatment of the Arthurian legend, see Loomis , 1941;Tatlock , 1933a andMoretti , 1993. this intriguing text that I think still deserve more attention: intertextuality on dif erent levels and political ideology.…”
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“…19. For the main contributions on Stephen's treatment of the Arthurian legend, see Loomis , 1941;Tatlock , 1933a andMoretti , 1993. this intriguing text that I think still deserve more attention: intertextuality on dif erent levels and political ideology.…”
Section: Riassuntomentioning
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Lettere dall’ Altromondo. Arturo e Enrico II nel Draco Normannicus di Stefano di Rouen

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