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56. Fructuosus, Rule for the Monastery of Compludo, tr. e.W. Barlow (A4(b) ), pp. 157-
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57. Ibid. p. 169.


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4 THE SEVE:-.'TH-CENTURY KINGDOM

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3. 
   
   
   
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6. Esparia Sagrada, XIII (Madrid, 1756), ch. 8.


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12. VP.E. IV. x. 3-7 (A3(b»), pp. 186-9.


13. VP.E. v. iii. 11-12, p. 197.


14. VP.E. v. ii. 3-4, pp. 191, 192.


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23. VP.E. v. xiv. 1-3 (A3(b», pp. 254-5.


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25. VP.E. III. 9 (A3(b», pp. 158-9.


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