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There were serious efforts in the late eleventh century to cleanse the hymn repertory of certain excesses.
There are almost no technological grounds to withhold wax tablets from the hands of composers of polyphony anytime from the eleventh to the fifteenth century.
There is an eleventh-century announcement of the movable feasts quite unlike those we have heard before.
Unfortunately this is possible only in a very few places: generally when an eleventh-century source survives, nothing later does.
The history of its (non-existent) bishopric was then traced down to the supposed last incumbent in the late eleventh century.
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