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ID25809
Title

Serbo-Croatian heroic poems: epics from Bihać, Cazin, and Kulen Vakuf

Editor(s)Transl. and annotated by Bynum, David E.; collected by Parry, Milman, Lord, Albert B. and Bynum, David E.. With additional transl. by Coote, Mary P. and Loud, John F.
Year1993
Pages832 p.
PlaceNew York
PublsiherLondon, Garland
Language(s)eng
SeriesMilman Parry studies in oral tradition
SubjectsYugoslavia / Folk Literature  [Browse all]
Croatia / Folk Literature  [Browse all]
Mediumbook
HoldingsSearch WorldCat
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