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love quotes from books and other sources where the text says that the author of this book was born in the 14th-century and spent the 16th century and the 17th century in Sweden. The author of the "Heavenly Book of Commoner" was born in the 14th-century. See also the book "Hymns of the Red-hot Fire." (W. H. Eberhardt, ed. B.C.: B.C. Mott, 1904, p. 452, trans. R. L. Rohan)
Mason, C.A., "The Ancient and Medieval Literature of Greece or Rome," in: Eberhardt F. (eds.), The Ancient and Medieval Literature of Greece, 2nd ed. (Berkeley: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1935, pp. 24–45) and "The Ancient and Medieval Works of St. Augustine," in a new volume in: Encyclopedia for Historical Readers (London: Oxford University Press, 1993), pp. 26–27.
Mason, G.A., Augustine and His Institutes: From the History of the Church to the Ancient History of Literature (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996, pp. 693–698)
N.T.W.'s, "How did the Greeks learn to read," pp. 41-45.
Owen A. Smith in: The Book of the Old Testament (KLSTOR, 2003