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'What Griselda Really Said, or What a Difference a Gloss Makes'

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Kenneth Clarke is a research fellow at Pembroke College. He has published several articles on Chaucer and his Italian sources and has edited the forthcoming essay collection, On Allegory: Some Medieval Aspects and Approaches.

This talk is part of the Magdalene Society of Medievalists series.

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