A strange tongue : tradition, language, and the appropriation of mystical experience in late fourteenth-century England and sixteenth-century Spain
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- author: John D. Green
- publication date: 2003
- book publisher: BRAD
- book series: unknown
- book subjects: Mysticism-England-History-Middle Ages, 600-1500, Julian, of Norwich, 1343, Ignatius, of Loyola, Saint, 1491-1556
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