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The Arthuriad of Catumandus

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The Arthuriad of Catumandus
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ISBN-10 : 9628110020
ISBN-13 : 9789628110025
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Book Synopsis The Arthuriad of Catumandus by : Frederick Lees

Book excerpt: In this historical novel, a sophisticated Byzantine emissary named Catumandus describes the personal and political complexities of the Arthurian tragedy in a manner that is detached yet deeply involved.


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