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NOWELE Volume 53 (May 2008)
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Marie Stoklund, Michael Lerche Nielsen, Bente Holmberg & Gillian Fellows-Jensen (eds.). Runes and their Secrets. Studies in Runology. 461 pp. 73 figures + 14 tables.

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