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Author: Buckley, George Truett
Title: Who was "The Late Arrian"?
Journal: Modern Language Notes
Year: 1934
Volume: 49
Number: 8
Pages: 500–503
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Title: Doctor Faustus: Death of a Bibliophile
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Year: 1991
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