An edition of Gesta regum Britanniæ (1862)

Gesta regum Britanniæ

a metrical history of the Britons of the XIIIth century now first printed from three manuscripts : by Francisque-Michel ... Printed for the Cambrian archæological association.

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Gesta regum Britanniæ
Francisque Michel
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An edition of Gesta regum Britanniæ (1862)

Gesta regum Britanniæ

a metrical history of the Britons of the XIIIth century now first printed from three manuscripts : by Francisque-Michel ... Printed for the Cambrian archæological association.

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Printed by G. Gounouilhou]
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Subjects

Britons, History

Places

Great Britain

Times

To 449

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Gesta regum Britanniæ: a metrical history of the Britons of the XIIIth century now first printed from three manuscripts : by Francisque-Michel ... Printed for the Cambrian archæological association.
1862, Printed by G. Gounouilhou]
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At head of title: Cambrian archæological association.

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Library of Congress
DA140 .G5

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6469721M
LCCN
44013364
OCLC/WorldCat
7081872

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