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English, 10.12.2019 21:31, svnchezzz

The chart below matches several important medieval literary works with their authors. use this chart to answer the following question:
a) literary work author
b) beowulf unknown
c) canterbury tales
d) devine comedy dante alighieri
e) the ecclesiastical history of the english people bede
which correctly completes the chart?
a) geoffrey chaucer
b) benedict of nursia
c) charlemagne
d) scholastica

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