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John Wycliff
Medieval marriage
Wedding at Cana
Mass
Pilgrimage on Jersey
Thomas Becket
John Gower
Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
Decamaron introduction
The Wife of Bath by Blake
Wife on her horse
Wedding at Cana
Solomon and his wives
Rich young ruler
The feeding of the multitude
Ptolemy
Theophrastus
Juno receiving the head of Argos
Hawk, photo by Dori, available through Creative Commons
Magpie, photo by David Friel, available through Creative Commons
Red gown, photo by Jason Hargrove, available through Creative Commons
Venus
Doubting Thomas
Tertullian
Adam and Eve
The wife of Jael killing Sisera
Arthur's castle
Friar
Incubus
Midas
A bittern
Purgatorio
Knight
Nightingale, photo by insecta62, available through Creative Commons
Crazy horses, photo by Tobias Akerboom, available through Creative Commons
Roaring lion, photo by Winfried Bruenken, available through Creative Commons
Bread, photo by Fritz, available through Creative Commons
Medieval bed