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Wright, Charles D., “Why the left hand is longer (or shorter) than the right: some Irish analogues for an etiological legend in the Homiliary of St. Père de Chartres”, in: Virginia Blanton, and Helene Scheck (eds), Intertexts: studies in Anglo-Saxon culture presented to Paul E. Szarmach, 24, Tempe, Arizona: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2008. 161–168.

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“Why the left hand is longer (or shorter) than the right: some Irish analogues for an etiological legend in the Homiliary of St. Père de Chartres”
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Virginia Blanton (ed.) • Helene Scheck (ed.), Intertexts: studies in Anglo-Saxon culture presented to Paul E. Szarmach (2008)
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161–168
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2008
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Ireland and Anglo-Saxon England
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Irish dess sech clé
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Adam and Eve
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Dennis Groenewegen
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