| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Cameron, for whom Brown is a historian through and through (31), isolates three areas for renewed attention: the relationship between the broader issues of asceticism and the concept of the Christian holy man (36), the degree to which the exemplary nature of hagiography demands narratological and literary-critical modes of analysis, and the problems posed for the historian by the 'constructe
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